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How do I get W XP and W 98 computers to communicate on my home LAN?

Asked by NettieEckenrode in Wireless Networking, Windows XP Operating System, Windows 98 Operating System

Tags: Microsoft, Windows XP and Windows 98, See above, Networking problem

I am trying to set up a home LAN based on a Linksys wireless router running with a Dell computer running Windows XP. The wireless connections work fine. I also want to include a hard wired computer running Windows 98 plugged into the router. The Windows 98 computer appears on the network places screen of the Dell as do all of the Windows 98 computer files. The problem is that nothing appears on the network neighborhood page of the Windows 98 computer and therefore I cannot access the files on the Windows XP computer.
The XP computer uses McAfee AV and the IP address of the 98 computer is designated as a trusted site. The Windows firewall on the XP computer is turned off. The IP address of the WXP computer is designated a trusted site on the W98 computer. The W98 computer has no AV software. In addition, both computers can ping each other.

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How do I get W XP and W 98 computers to communicate on my home LAN?

Asked by NettieEckenrode in Wireless Networking, Windows XP Operating System, Windows 98 Operating System

Tags: Microsoft, Windows XP and Windows 98, See above, Networking problem

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