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| 15826 | 2001-07-19 22:51:00 | I am trying to get a connection with a 486 running windows 95 (guest)with a direct cable on lpt1 to a celeron running windows 98. They connect but don't display any shared folders even thought I have given the celeron them. Can u help? | Guest (0) | ||
| 15827 | 2001-07-25 00:46:00 | Hi Jethro I'm not a real expert on this but I have recentlty done this myself, with both a 486 and a Pentium 150 running Win 95. On the other end was a Celeron 667 with WinME. You didn't mention any error messages so I assume there were none. The error messages I got were very helpfull and pointed me in the right direction. I assume if the computers connected OK that both have the necessary protocols: IPX/SPX & NetBEUI The other necessary thing is to set the file sharing. Ctrl panel > network > File & Print sharing. Other than that, I found the WinME network trouble shooting very good, so Win98 help may be good help too. I think I noticed once that if you make the compuer with the fastest processor the guest, and do the transfering of files from there it was faster; but that may have been just a oncer. Good luck! |
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