I have a pc and a notebook and I want to access the pc from the notebook - how?
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use this link for microsoft\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
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The only way I can think of right, that you have have both computers access the same external drive is to connect the external drive to either one then share the external drive. Now, the two computers will have to be networked in some way.\n\nOr you can just get yourself a Thumb Drive.
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you got to use remote access to the the main computer, to connect to a pc remotely, you have to install client and server software for remote access.\nHere's one thats free\nhttp://www.tightvnc.com/\nas long as you got a high speed internet network connection/lan, the ip address of the main computer, file transfer, printing etc is not a problem. Piece of cake!
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you need to set up windows to share files..use the connection wizard in control panel.
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if i get you... you want to be able to be able to print from your desktop pc. From the desktop pc you right click on the printer and select sharing. and confirm the name you want the sharing to bear. then on the other pc (laptop) you go to start>settings>printers.. click on install printer and choose "network printer" if you have an already existing network you should be able to locate the shared printer on the desktop. choose it and go thru the wizard. with that you should be able to share your printer installed on the desktop on your laptop. Any other question is welcomed.
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This could be complicated but could usually be done with PCMCIA USB adapter (if your laptop has standard PCMCIA slots) like the one found at http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?dest=9999999997&product_id=3942788&sourceid=1500000000000001827170 .
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There is no easy way to do it.\n\nThe only way I can think of would be to create a bootable network floppy disk to give you DOS access to the network, then you can map a drive to another PC and run the windows XP installation from there... Network install. It will work but you'll have to use a full version of XP.
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1.set the Desktop and laptop on same workgroup.\n2. same client (on both pc)\n3,be sure the file and printer sharing had been tick (both pc)\n4.install the printer on desktop\n5. right click the printer and hit sharing and tick share the printer\non desktop PC\n6. restart....this time the pc must see each other on network\nHope it will help.
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buy a usb stick it is a data traveler can can save data in it & attatch to any computer which has a usb port to access it.\n\nbest of luck!
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firt way)you need a cross cable,connect it to both network plug of the pc and laptop,go to "my network places" click on :"set up home or small office network"and follow the wizard,after seting up,go and transfer what you need.\n========================================================\nsecond way ) use and external usb memory stick and copy and paste data that you need....
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connect the recorder with a datacable to the laptop. then use the software come along withr the daa the recorder to transfer the data.
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oh u have alot 2 learn girl ok\ngoto import then goto computer then local disk then documents and settings then after that goto shared and they r allll there
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You can use a network or you can link them using a firewire cable. If you press the 'T' key while booting, a mac will act as a firewire harddrive. The other computer can then access the files on the harddrive as if it was connected to a external harddrive.
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Use a reverse lan cable to conect the two. set the network to use almost the same ip. for example 123.123.123.1 for the desktop and 123.123.123.26 for the laptop. Set the same workgroup and turn on file and printer sharing. You should now be able to see the other computer in network places view workgroup computers.
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You can use terminal services to get access of that computer from you machine and can use MS Office installed on other computer.\nOR\nYou can use any other software for remote accessing like VNC Viewer or PC Anywhere etc to get access of that particular computer and can use MS Office of that machine.
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Assuming that the printer is connected to a desktop workstation, it needs to be shared before the laptop can use it. If you're running Microsoft operating systems, you'll also want both the desktop and the laptop in the same workgroup.\n\nAssuming you're using Windows XP...\n\nTo share the printer, right-click on the printer icon and select the "Sharing" tab. Click the "Share this printer" radio button and give the printer a share name. If you're running any Windows operating systems older than Windows 2000, keep the share name under 15 characters and don't use spaces.\n\nTo ensure both computers are in the same workgroup, open the Network Connections applet and select the "Advanced" menu. Select "Network Identification..." and click the "Change" button on the "Computer Name" tab of the System Properties window that opens up. Ensure the "Workgroup" radio button is selected in the "Member Of" box, then enter a workgroup name (15 characters or less). Click "OK" until all windows are closed and reboot the computer. Repeat the process on the other computer.\n\nOnce both computers are in the same workgroup and the printer is shared, you should be able to add a networked printer simply by using the "Add Printer..." wizard. Good luck!
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u can do it with diffrent devices\nthe best way is make a network bye connecting this two  computer to each other , u can contact me to explain u more