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Vampyfan
Hello. I am currently connected to my internet with my Desktop computer
wirelessly.(this is what i use to get the internet to my desktop. And i also
have a Belkin router.
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=179211) My
computer that is directly connected and has the Router is downstairs and it
runs Windows Vista Home Premuim(desktop computer also). I also have a Windows
Vista Home Premium Laptop. Both of my Vista computers can share files and
printers fine, but my XP one wont even detect a network, its connected to the
internet fine, but i have no idea how to add my computer to the network(just
to share files and the printer). When i go to set up a network it pretty much
seems like its making a new network, but i already have one, so i didnt do
that. Is it even possible to have a Vista and XP on the same network? Because
i need to print stuff with my XP to my printer which is also downstairs on
the network my 2 Vista computers share. Thank you very much
wirelessly.(this is what i use to get the internet to my desktop. And i also
have a Belkin router.
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=179211) My
computer that is directly connected and has the Router is downstairs and it
runs Windows Vista Home Premuim(desktop computer also). I also have a Windows
Vista Home Premium Laptop. Both of my Vista computers can share files and
printers fine, but my XP one wont even detect a network, its connected to the
internet fine, but i have no idea how to add my computer to the network(just
to share files and the printer). When i go to set up a network it pretty much
seems like its making a new network, but i already have one, so i didnt do
that. Is it even possible to have a Vista and XP on the same network? Because
i need to print stuff with my XP to my printer which is also downstairs on
the network my 2 Vista computers share. Thank you very much