for: – – : Please, verify first in the System Properties (right-click on “My Computer” or in the Control-Panel) on the tab : Device Manager that Windows has detected and installed the drivers for the Infrared port. Look then at …
When installing a network between a Windows95/98/Me and a Windows XP system, just make sure that you configure both systems with all required components (same as for networking between Windows95/98/ME and Windows 2000, see also the Microsoft Knowledge Base article …
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Microsoft has just release the “Dialup-Networking upgrade 1.3” (Aug. 98) The release-Notes can be viewed in the Microsoft Knowledge Base, article Q154091: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q154/0/91.asp The upgrade (file: MSDUN13.EXE, 2.24 MByte) can be downloaded from the Microsoft Website: http://download.microsoft.com/download/win95upg/Update/1.30/W95/EN-US/MSDUN13.EXE Microsoft has release …
When configuring your network, you are used on Windows95 and 98 to be able to add a new adapter from within the Network Properties: When selecting to “Add” on a Windows ME system, there is no selection to add: Adapter …
On Windows 95/98/ME ( it is slightly different on Windows NT4 / 2000): You have mapped a network drive and define during the mapping: to “reconnect at logon“. The mapped drive is shown in My Computer as Network drive: Now, …
If you do not want to use the “Microsoft Network Client 3.0 for DOS” to create a DOS-boot floppy, you can create a boot-floppy from a Windows 95/98 installation, allowing to establish a network connection to another windows system (Windows …
On Windows ME, you can view the shared resources on other systems in the network by browsing in “My Network Places“, “Entire Network“, then your “<workgroup>“, then the “<computer-name>” and finally it displays the shared resources (shared disk-drives/folders and shared …
Parts of these pages on USB Networking are a cooperation with Parallel Technologies, the creator/ inventor/ developer of the DirectParallel® technology licensed to Microsoft for the Direct Cable Connection (DCC) feature in Windows 95/98/2000/ME ( supplier of the fast DirectParallel® …
To make it easy for inexperienced “home users” to configure a network connection, Windows ME includes as part of “My Network Places” the “Home Networking Wizard”: I am curious to see its features to “share resources”: ( I will have …
Once a Dial-Up Networking connection is configured, you are ready to make the connection: To establish the connection, double-click your connection. Depending on whether you configured to “Connect automatically“, you will or will not get the “Connect To” window. It …
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