I have problem using this 'Net Send' command in the windows XP.?
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Net send relies on Messenger Service, By default in XP SP2, Messenger Service is disabled, Re-enable it in Services.msc
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Hey Pal,\n\nTo use the windows file sharing, you should just share one folder! \nbut if you have problem, try to check your connectivity use PING command, after you got the result try to check firewall configuration!\nit should work after you check these things.\n\nCiao,
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In windows use the following command :\n\nnetstat -a
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I know what 's wrong. Since u don' have any firewall. so the window will choose it microsoft firewall automatically. And the problem is  you need to reset the ip to be automatically detect. \nMy computer > control Panal> internet connections> Local Area Connection> General> This connection uses the following items> choose INternet Protocol>properties>select: obtain an Ip address automatically  and obtain DNs server address automatically for both of them.\n\n IT should works.\n\nIf you like my answer, pelase pick me as the beast answer. Thanks
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If you're using XP SP2, then maybe your firewall is enabled and set to block file and folder sharing.\n\nIt could also be a bad cable.
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I think you might have personal firewall other then window xp firewall. You can set the exception port but don't know the number Check it out in yahoo.
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you could try radmin, logmein, gotomypc, \n\nif you are able to access the net properly than these software will work fine with it.\n\nlet me know if you have any further question.
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The way that I would go about doing it is to use a Winsock control to make HTTP Requests. Here is a tutorial that may point you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=334645
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Microsoft has identified a possible bug between UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), which XP / MSN Messenger uses to communicate, and NAT (Network Address Translation).  Linksys and Microsoft are both working to resolve this problem and hope to have a solution shortly.\n\nYou can work around this problem in the short term by doing the following:\n\nClick on the Start button then click on the Run option.\nWhen the "Run" window opens, input ncpa.cpl then click on the OK button.\nWhen the “Internet Gateway Status” Window appears click on the Properties button\nOnce the Network Connections area appears, please look for the Internet Gateway area (If there is no "Internet Gateway" area please see Answer ID 286).Once you locate it double click on the icon below it.\nOnce “Internet Gateway Properties” appears click on the Settings button.\nOnce the “Advanced Settings” window appears, un-check every option under “Services”.\nClick OK on the “Advanced Settings” window, and click OK again on the “Internet Gateway Properties” window.\nAfter you complete these steps may be able to use Voice/File Transfer/Video portions of XP / MSN messenger.\n\nRegards,\nAmrith\nFormer Senior Escalation Engineer\n(Linksys , Microsoft)
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I was working in power point when I saw your problem and for answer I got one solution on web however you have said you used file/send and did not work.\n\nBut you can get a help file here and at the end you will find some helpful information.\n\nhttp://www.jmu.edu/computing/ittraining/workshop/exercises/xp/wordppt.doc (MICROSOFT WORD) \n\nIn the meantime I will try if I find anything I will inform you.
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Download Realvnc.Andthen install it on the remote PC.Better chat to nme on my yahoo id hostonplanet
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Add a user in laptop.\nUser should be a administrator Group.\nput a password.\n\nGo to mycomputer \nWhatever drive or folder u have Right click one by one.\ngo properties \nShearing Tab there .\nClick it.\nIf it u r drive not shear by default.\ncheckmark put shear .\nGive a suitable name.\nand apply and Ok.\n\nGo to start >run>type cmd <enter>\nDos promt came type\nC:&#92;>net share\n\nShare name   Resource                        Remark\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nD$           D:&#92;                             Default share\nC$           C:&#92;                             Default share\nADMIN$       C:&#92;WINNT                        Remote Admin\nIPC$                                         Remote IPC\nscand        D:&#92;\nThe command completed successfully.\nand if u want to mapping whole drive on u r computer.\nDoubble click on My Computer .\ntool >map network drive\nselect drive name\n&#92;&#92;computer name&#92;drive neme\nclick reconnect at login\n\nThis is Sandip from India
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Try this... It got mine running!!\n\nhttp://compnetworking.about.com/od/vpn/ht/newvpnwindowsxp.htm
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wat is the exact error message that u get. which operating system do u use? r u in a network? pls mail me the answers at puneet_kakkar@hotmail.com
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it might be the xp firewall or an antivirus program.\ntry reinstalling it....re install it by overwriting the same files. try reinstalling by disabling the antivirus and firewall
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Net Send works by using something known as "mailslots". I don't know too much about them, but from what I can gather, the Net Send command attempts to write to a file on the destination computer.\n\nIt is possible to create a program that is compatible with Net Send messages (I've done it before with some example I found on the net) and it will work with Windows NT, 2000 and XPs Net Send.\n\nThere are a couple of programs around that use the same mailslots as Net Send like LANTalk. Also, Windows 98 has a program that uses the same mailslot called WinPopup. The thing with that is that you can only receive messages when the application is running (and obviously sending messages too).\n\nYou can do some research on mailslots to find out more. There are some Windows APIs that you can use to create the mailslots.
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If you are running windows XP check and see if you have it blocked by the Windows Firewall. Or it maybe blocked by a 3rd party firewall like Zonealarm.  I would check that 1st.