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I am trying to pass many files from my laptop to my desktop. The desktop has vista and the laptop xp. I am trying to open a connection between the 2 but i dont know how. Kinda like what they have in dorms. Is that possible or not?

Are you connecting them directly or through a router?

Adjust your shield harmonics to compensate for Vista<->XP fluctuations in the subspace. Try use a matrix re-modulator.

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Originally posted by Cloudburst Adjust your shield harmonics to compensate for Vista<->XP fluctuations in the subspace. Try use a matrix re-modulator.

Try explaining that like if i was a 4 year old.


Both comptuers are using the wireless internet. Its all i know.

taco no goes in computer.

do a google search for ad hoc wireless network, easier than me trying to explain it

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Originally posted by elFreak taco no goes in computer.

+1

Well, since it's MS, I am assuming the PCs will have to have the same workgroup name in order to see each other (not familiar with Vista). On your XP machine, right click on My Computer and go to Properties. Then click the Computer Name tab and see what it's a member of...usually something like MS Home or Workgroup. Google how to check this under Vista as well.

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Originally posted by elFreak taco no goes in computer.

lol.mex

First off you can't connect a network cable from one computer to another. Both computers must be plugged into a router and both must be in the same Workgroup. It's often easier to use an external hard drive or flash card to transfer the files. But like someone said google adhoc network.

Use a flash drive.

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Originally posted by XaNaX do a google search for ad hoc wireless network, easier than me trying to explain it

ok now my home computer is connected to the internet via my laptop.. now how do i see the files?

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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY Use a flash drive.

I need to pass 100 gigs into my desktop.. i cant use a flashdrive.

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Originally posted by nchs09 ok now my home computer is connected to the internet via my laptop.. now how do i see the files?

google for file sharing in vista and xp

you have to set up a shared folder, it works a little different depending on if the files you are sharing are on the vista machine or the xp machine

Ok even though you guys had me lost i apreciate the help. I found my external harddrive looking for a wire to use... Thanks for your time.

HEY NACHOS DO YOU HAVE AN EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE?

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Originally posted by nchs09 Ok even though you guys had me lost i apreciate the help. I found my external harddrive looking for a wire to use... Thanks for your time.

Switching porn from pc to laptop for mobile fap material huh?

Setting up sharing can be more difficult than crossing the border.

I am not mexican damn it

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Originally posted by nchs09 I am not mexican damn it

Don't take offense, I'm just lazy. I call everyone south of Texas "mexican".

How about running the network connectivity wizards that come with both operating systems.

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Originally posted by Joke Abitch Don't take offense, I'm just lazy. I call everyone south of Texas "mexican".

That's not laziness, that's ignorance.

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Originally posted by Cloudburst Adjust your shield harmonics to compensate for Vista<->XP fluctuations in the subspace. Try use a matrix re-modulator.

Don't forget to reverse the polarity of the flux capacitator!

All jokes aside, right-click on the folder you want to share and share it.

From the other computer, \\[ip address] and enter credentials if necessary. Drag and drop.

Or, you could try \\[ip address]\C$ (or drive_letter$) for administrative shares. You'd have to log in as an admin.

The external hard drive message should still be faster, plus you have a backup.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie How about running the network connectivity wizards that come with both operating systems.

I tried that but they both would create different ports or wtvr... not sure how to explain.

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