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Paul S
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Since: Sep 21, 2005
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 5:15 pm    Post subject: Networking W95 to XP
Archived from groups: microsoft>public>win95>networking (more info?)

I’ve tried, unsuccessfully to set up a Network between my old PC, which
uses W95, and my new PC, which uses XP.

This is what I’ve done:

1. I installed a Kingston KNE30BT Network Card in my old PC and installed
W95 drivers via a Floppy (downloaded for me via the Internet).

2. I ran the the Network Set-up Wizard on my new PC
On the final screen, I clicked on “Just finish the wizard; I don’t need to
run the wizard on other computers”.

I have called my old PC BERYL on Workgroup MSHOME and my new PC PAUL on
Workgroup MSHOME.

When I click on My Network places, only my new PC appears. When I click on
View Workgroup Computers both BERYL and PAUL appear. When I click on BERYL
properties I get a message saying “The server Beryl could not be found on
the network”

I then did a Google on Network, W95, XP and found many newsgroup posts on
the subject. I followed the instructions given by Steve Winograd (MS-MVP)
on one of them to make sure I had set the old PC up properly.

On the old PC, Network now has the following on the Configuration screen;

Client for Microsoft Networks
Dial-up Adaptor
Dial-up Adaptor #2 (VPN Support)
Kingston EtherRx client PCI Ethernet Adaptor
Microsoft Virtual Private Networking Adaptor
NDISWAN Microsoft Virtual Private Networking Adaptor
TCP/IP Dial-up Adaptor
TCP/IP Dial-up Adaptor (VPN Support)
TCP/IP Kingston EtherRx client PCI Ethernet Adaptor
File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks

File and Print sharing are both ticked

Access Control is Share-level access control

My new PC now tries to connect to the internet every few minutes. I
thought this was something to do with it trying to assign IP addresses,
but it makes no difference when I allow it to connect.

Can anyone help ?
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charlie
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Since: Oct 10, 2005
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 12:57 am    Post subject: Re: Networking W95 to XP [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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xp must be > xp home


"Paul S" <anybody.RemoveThis@anyone.plus.com> wrote in message
news:4331c640$0$15059$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> I've tried, unsuccessfully to set up a Network between my old PC, which
> uses W95, and my new PC, which uses XP.
>
> This is what I've done:
>
> 1. I installed a Kingston KNE30BT Network Card in my old PC and installed
> W95 drivers via a Floppy (downloaded for me via the Internet).
>
> 2. I ran the the Network Set-up Wizard on my new PC
> On the final screen, I clicked on "Just finish the wizard; I don't need to
> run the wizard on other computers".
>
> I have called my old PC BERYL on Workgroup MSHOME and my new PC PAUL on
> Workgroup MSHOME.
>
> When I click on My Network places, only my new PC appears. When I click on
> View Workgroup Computers both BERYL and PAUL appear. When I click on BERYL
> properties I get a message saying "The server Beryl could not be found on
> the network"
>
> I then did a Google on Network, W95, XP and found many newsgroup posts on
> the subject. I followed the instructions given by Steve Winograd (MS-MVP)
> on one of them to make sure I had set the old PC up properly.
>
> On the old PC, Network now has the following on the Configuration screen;
>
> Client for Microsoft Networks
> Dial-up Adaptor
> Dial-up Adaptor #2 (VPN Support)
> Kingston EtherRx client PCI Ethernet Adaptor
> Microsoft Virtual Private Networking Adaptor
> NDISWAN Microsoft Virtual Private Networking Adaptor
> TCP/IP Dial-up Adaptor
> TCP/IP Dial-up Adaptor (VPN Support)
> TCP/IP Kingston EtherRx client PCI Ethernet Adaptor
> File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks
>
> File and Print sharing are both ticked
>
> Access Control is Share-level access control
>
> My new PC now tries to connect to the internet every few minutes. I
> thought this was something to do with it trying to assign IP addresses,
> but it makes no difference when I allow it to connect.
>
> Can anyone help ?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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