How do i set up a compter network so i can network in to fix problems?
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the company that i work for uses a program called UltraVNC. It's really easy to use.. install on their computer, install on your computer, and set a good password. All you need to do after that is type in their ip when the program opens.\n\nif it's a real big school, with like a server and lots of desktops it's slighty more tricky.. but very worth the time to install it. You would remote into the server, and then from there remote into a desktop which gets kinda slow.
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Yes, there is a way...\nIn 'Network Connections' folder you will find 'Network Setup Wisard'.\nRun it and follow instructions. It really works.\nRun it on both computers. It solves the exact problem.
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Depending on the layout, that's quite a spread for a WiFi, and will take a fair bit of management - task which will continue after the installation is complete.\nUnless you have the expertise and the time to deal with the headaches yourself, then you may want to contact a reputable local network firm. Alternatively, give your local service providers a call, they may contract the installation for you.\n\nTrust me, this is a bigger task than you think.  I sell networking hardware every day, a lot of it to people doing just this, in condos and trailer parks (This is Florida :-)...   almost all of them come back looking for help.
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Contact network administrator.
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try DSL http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/ \nit can be booted of a fire wire or USB device
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Take a look through the troubleshooting section in the link below.\n\nIf that still doesn't help, you can try searching usenet (groups.google.com, or contacting Microsoft support directly
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Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, go to the connections tab, and click the setup button.  It should guide you from there.
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If you have windows, than you do, go to start, then control panel, firewall, off!  Then it should work if it is the fire wall problem!
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You need to install a network card and the xp drivers to support it. If your NIC isn't showing up in network connections, then your NIC is NOT installed properly.
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Make sure to check the router option to connect automatically.\n\nIt is the first element in the WAN setup options screen.\n\nIf that doesn't solve it, make sure both the router and modem are connected to a good regulating power bar.  \n\nThis said, don't expect industrial quality for 50$.
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Have you got Internet connection? I can give you a link that deals with the internet connection   Many of the problems can be solved by making software changes or small hardware corrections. Detailed instructions at http://tinyurl.com/yl62gz  Try here  if you can get what you wanted
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Try reinstalling but tell Windows XP not to try and detect your network settings. If that doesn't work, Maybe you need to format and partition your hard drive. You do this with the Windows XP disk in the CD-Rom drive. At the command line type in diskpart, then hit enter. Follow the directions. If you get stuck, type diskpart /? then "enter". You will get some instructions on the screen with details about the function.
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Call customer support.  Use the same connection you used to sign on here to look up their support # for whatever your provider is.  They can walk you through the steps to get your computer set up.
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Download winsock XP fix and run it\n\nThis will help resolve your issue
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I would recommend I'm In Touch, from 01Communique (http://www.01com.com).  I've used VNC as well as LogMeIn.com, GoToMyPC, PCAnywhere and several others, and while they are good, I'm In Touch has been the easiest to set up and use.
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Go to Start>Run and enter "CMD" to get to a command (DOS) prompt.  In the DOS prompt, type this:\n\nnetsh winsock reset catalog [[For Winsock, fixes most problems]]\n\nnetsh int ip reset resetlog.txt [[For TCP/IP]]\n\nThis will restore all network standards to the factory default.  If done properly, it will prompt you to restart your computer.\n\nGood luck!
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installing your modem and creating connections\nu connect to an ISP\nthrough that , u connect to inernet\ngood luck , \nreza.com