phatts420

i ran into the VIA agp4x problem and it seems the only way i got my card to run at 4x was to use my vendor(ASUS) drivers (29.42). and like mr frank was sayin' sometimes the vendor drivers come with xtras you just can't live without.

check your harddrive to see how much room you have.....

are these machines doing anything else while you are transfering files? you've got the xp firewall off right? also try droppin the transfer rate down to 10mbps, and setting ipx/spx as your default protocol under it's advanced properties on the network config panel.lastly how good is your cable?

try this as i find xp doesn't play too nice if you just use tcp/ip as your only protocol and you're going to do this without the network setup wizard. go in to your network configuration and add ipx/spx protocol to both machines also unbind file and print sharing for tcp/ip and lastly make sure both machines are joining the same workgroup. this should help you out!

i need a walkthru on setting up TCP/IP on a small LAN. i run a dual boot ME/NT4.0 machine on a small (5 port(3 mach.) hub with cable connected to the uplink. i can see other machines in the 'hood (NetBeui) but I can't figure out how to properly setup the TCP/IP stack (in NT only ME fine!). i think its something to do with static addressing,yes? note i've installed the latest service pack and when i try to install RIP services it wants the newer files an i don't know where they are.... plse help c: fat16(boot (why Microsoft why) d: fat32 e: ntfs