> hi
> i'm using wi xp with sp2 i have a local area connection between 2
> computer i
> want to share my internet connection when one of the computer is
> connected i
> want the other one to be connected. Can u tell me how do i do it?

"Steve Winograd [MVP]" wrote:

> In article <C203744F-1827-4D6E-8A51-259E21FB4***@microsoft.com>,
> Metaferia <metafe***@gmail.com> wrote:
> >hi
> >i'm using wi xp with sp2 i have a local area connection between 2 computer i
> >want to share my internet connection when one of the computer is connected i
> >want the other one to be connected. Can u tell me how do i do it?
>
> To share one computer's Internet connection, right-click that
> connection, click Properties, click Advanced, and put a check mark in
> the box "Allow other computer users to connect through this computer's
> Internet connection".
>
> That's typically done for a dial-up or USB Internet connection.  For
> an Ethernet connection, such as a cable modem or DSL modem, you can do
> that, or you can get a broadband router to let both computers connect
> to the Internet independently.
> --
> Best Wishes,
> Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
>
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>> >hi
>> >i'm using wi xp with sp2 i have a local area connection between 2 computer i
>> >want to share my internet connection when one of the computer is connected i
>> >want the other one to be connected. Can u tell me how do i do it?
>>
>> To share one computer's Internet connection, right-click that
>> connection, click Properties, click Advanced, and put a check mark in
>> the box "Allow other computer users to connect through this computer's
>> Internet connection".
>>
>> That's typically done for a dial-up or USB Internet connection.  For
>> an Ethernet connection, such as a cable modem or DSL modem, you can do
>> that, or you can get a broadband router to let both computers connect
>> to the Internet independently.
>
>i tried this one but it only work when i connect my desktop my laptop also
>connect but when i connect my laptop the desktop is not working.