how do I habilitate the "share internet" option on my computer?
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What do you mean by habilitate?  Do you mean sharing your internet connection with another computer?  Easiest way is to get a router or switch.  Or you could use ICS within XP, but you will also need a cross-over ethernet cable, and network cards on both computers.
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You can use the internet sharing wizard in windows if those two computers are connected. If you have a wirelless card for pcmcia and the laptop is not connected to your desktop you need to buy a new one for your desktop pc.
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You can share the internet connection between both computers by using a router.\n\nThese updates are for internet protection. The files are useless for the other computer.
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Configure your proxy at internet options
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Well, are you sharing an internet connection with other computers in your house? If the answer is yes then you are on a network. \n\nGo to My Computer, locate the C: drive and right-click it. \n\nSelect Properties\nClick on the Sharing tab\nSelect 'Do Not Share' \nClick Apply and OK.
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settingd>internet options
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Very easy  Right click on my computer and choose map network drive and choose drive letter and type path  &#92;&#92;computername&#92;sharename
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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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make an ssh tunnel to a home computer that you set up as a server, and basically you tell your home computer to get whatever you want from the internet.\nYou could also try out HTTP-Tunnel, they have servers already set up for you.\nWhen you do this, make sure you get Ghostzilla, its a browser that will make itself invisible when you move off its viewing screen, and it will start up in the viewing area of any application (ex. where the text is shown in MS word).\nhave fun.
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You need a cross over cable to connect the two together, but this not needed since you have the wireless router. If you shared the folder thne you should be able to see it by typing &#92;&#92;TheComputerWithTheShareName&#92;WhatEverYouNamedTheShare If you can't see it thne check your firewall settings on the computer with the share. You may want to temporaily drop the firewalls jsut to make sure they are not causing a problem.\n\nYou don't really need a share since you can use the hidden share &#92;&#92;ComputerName&#92;c$ ( replace the c with the drive letter the files are on. You will probably need to enter a password using this method, juct type it like computerName&#92;UserName and your password for the machine you are connecting too.\n\nhth\nBruce
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in order to do it remotely you'll have to have the remote registry editing service running, which is usually on by default, then the location of the registry entries for internet options are here: http://www.regxplor.com/tweak15.html
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there are several ways....over email, or >>>ftp>>>but you got to be on the Ethernet with both computers...
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You got it, the best way is through a router.  Just make sure it's a router with a built in ethernet switch (it should have around 5 network ports in the back).  Because it has a built-in firewall, it will keep your network safe from outside attackers while still allowing you to share files!
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i suppose u use windows.\nstart->settings->control panel->network connections->local area connection\nopen it, properties->tcp/ip settings
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Here's information from Microsoft on how to do this.  If that link doesn't work do a search on http://www.microsoft.com for Ad Hoc Internet Sharing
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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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Assuming you got Windows XP do the following.\n\n1. Plug CAT5 cable into the router.\n\n2.  Plug other end of cable into your PC's LAN port.\n\n3.  Turn on computer.\n\n4.  In My Computer change your workgroup name to whatever the workgroup name on your network is.\n\n5.  Restart your computer.\n\n6.  You should now be connected to the network and other computers should at least be able to see you.\n\nNow if you want to share files and give other PCs permission to access to your computers, there's a little more customization involved.