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You've got win95 or win98 installed ? Just boot in DOS-mode, type at the c:prompt &quot;net start&quot; and &quot;net workstation&quot;. Now you can view all shared resources with net view.'That's all.
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You've got win95 or win98 installed ? Just boot in DOS-mode, type at the c:prompt "net start" and "net workstation". Now you can view all shared resources with net view.'That's all.

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the NET program only runs under windows. I can't be in DOS MODE, I need to boot to command line only. Just like sticking in a boot disk.
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the NET program only runs under windows. I can't be in DOS MODE, I need to boot to command line only. Just like sticking in a boot disk.

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Is there a way to boot in DOS mode? I am running the stock microsoft networking with file &amp;&nbsp;printer sharing but have a need to access the network from a DOS boot from time to time.
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Is there a way to boot in DOS mode? I am running the stock microsoft networking with file & printer sharing but have a need to access the network from a DOS boot from time to time.

Networking from DOS

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.