I can' figure out why...
This is a discussion about I can' figure out why... in the Windows Networking category; ...my two Win98 computers won't talk to each other nicely but my two Win2k computers can talk to both. I have four computers total, two Win98SE and two Win2k. Each Win98SE machine can talk to both of the Win2k machines and can see the other Win98SE machine. But I cannot do any sort of file transfer between the 98 m ...
...my two Win98 computers won't talk to each other nicely but my two Win2k computers can talk to both. I have four computers total, two Win98SE and two Win2k. Each Win98SE machine can talk to both of the Win2k machines and can see the other Win98SE machine. But I cannot do any sort of file transfer between the 98 machines without a message coming up after a minute or so that the network resource no longer exists. Using TCP/IP and static IP addresses.
Any thoughts?
Ed
Any thoughts?
Ed
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Try installing NetBIOS/BEUI, thats what Windows uses for its file sharing.
--Cynan.
[This message has been edited by Cynan (edited 17 January 2001).]
--Cynan.
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I was hoping not to have to do that since many games etc require tcp/ip for multiplayer. Much simpler to only have to deal with tcp/ip then to add all the other stuff and then hope it works.
Anybody know how to fix this problem?
Ed
Anybody know how to fix this problem?
Ed
Remove and restore the IP stacks on the 98 boxes. I have had to do this for similar issues, and it fixes it.
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clutch