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PC - laptop via crossover cable...I got a new laptop today and, like most people, I want to transfer my personal files from my PC onto my laptop. However, I'm having a bit of trouble getting it to work. I have the cable plugged into the right port on both systems and earlier I had it kind of working, but not properly. I could connect to the internet on the laptop, via the PC.. However, when I went into my shared documents nothing was showing up (even though I've already got a few folders in there waiting to be shared on the PC). Does anyone know what's up, or what I'm doing wrong? Also, is there any fairly simple guides on the net that explain it from start to finish as well as a fair bit on troubleshooting? I tried a few but they all resulted in the same thing (limited or no connectivity, or only internet access being available). If anything, it's a problem with the PC as my friend tried to connect his laptop to it a while ago and it didn't work. The PC is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and the laptop is on Windows XP Home SP2. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it...
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"AcidX" <acide***@hotmail.com> wrote in message Want a quick way ?news:1156440392.971679.245980@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > Hey all. > I got a new laptop today and, like most people, I want to transfer my > personal files from my PC onto my laptop. However, I'm having a bit of > trouble getting it to work. > > I have the cable plugged into the right port on both systems and > earlier I had it kind of working, but not properly. I could connect to > the internet on the laptop, via the PC.. However, when I went into my > shared documents nothing was showing up (even though I've already got a > few folders in there waiting to be shared on the PC). > Does anyone know what's up, or what I'm doing wrong? > Also, is there any fairly simple guides on the net that explain it from > start to finish as well as a fair bit on troubleshooting? I tried a few > but they all resulted in the same thing (limited or no connectivity, or > only internet access being available). > If anything, it's a problem with the PC as my friend tried to connect > his laptop to it a while ago and it didn't work. > The PC is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and the laptop is on Windows XP > Home SP2. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it... > or just get a USB HDD or burn what you want to CD/DVD Cub Cub wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > "AcidX" <acide***@hotmail.com> wrote in message I would, but I think I've spent enough money over the past few days.> news:1156440392.971679.245980@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > > Hey all. > > I got a new laptop today and, like most people, I want to transfer my > > personal files from my PC onto my laptop. However, I'm having a bit of > > trouble getting it to work. > > > > I have the cable plugged into the right port on both systems and > > earlier I had it kind of working, but not properly. I could connect to > > the internet on the laptop, via the PC.. However, when I went into my > > shared documents nothing was showing up (even though I've already got a > > few folders in there waiting to be shared on the PC). > > Does anyone know what's up, or what I'm doing wrong? > > Also, is there any fairly simple guides on the net that explain it from > > start to finish as well as a fair bit on troubleshooting? I tried a few > > but they all resulted in the same thing (limited or no connectivity, or > > only internet access being available). > > If anything, it's a problem with the PC as my friend tried to connect > > his laptop to it a while ago and it didn't work. > > The PC is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and the laptop is on Windows XP > > Home SP2. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it... > > > > Want a quick way ? > > or just get a USB HDD or burn what you want to CD/DVD > > > Cub I'm not looking for workarounds I just wanna try and get what I've got working. Ok all, change of situation...
I've not got file sharing working, but not internet sharing... It might just be that I need to enter a proxy etc... But for now I've got the main issue solved. Turns out I downloaded the updated Network card drivers earlier on, but forgot to install them =P typical. Anyway, the transfer thing is working great now ;) Cheers! The Files and Settings Transfer Wizard should help.
AcidX wrote: Show quoteHide quote > Cub wrote: >> "AcidX" <acide***@hotmail.com> wrote in message >> news:1156440392.971679.245980@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... >>> Hey all. >>> I got a new laptop today and, like most people, I want to transfer my >>> personal files from my PC onto my laptop. However, I'm having a bit of >>> trouble getting it to work. >>> >>> I have the cable plugged into the right port on both systems and >>> earlier I had it kind of working, but not properly. I could connect to >>> the internet on the laptop, via the PC.. However, when I went into my >>> shared documents nothing was showing up (even though I've already got a >>> few folders in there waiting to be shared on the PC). >>> Does anyone know what's up, or what I'm doing wrong? >>> Also, is there any fairly simple guides on the net that explain it from >>> start to finish as well as a fair bit on troubleshooting? I tried a few >>> but they all resulted in the same thing (limited or no connectivity, or >>> only internet access being available). >>> If anything, it's a problem with the PC as my friend tried to connect >>> his laptop to it a while ago and it didn't work. >>> The PC is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and the laptop is on Windows XP >>> Home SP2. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it... >>> >> Want a quick way ? >> >> or just get a USB HDD or burn what you want to CD/DVD >> >> >> Cub > > I would, but I think I've spent enough money over the past few days. > I'm not looking for workarounds I just wanna try and get what I've got > working. > On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 09:32:43 -0700, GateKeepere <gatekee***@earth1ink.net>
wrote: Show quoteHide quote > The Files and Settings Transfer Wizard should help. I have a similar problem with my new WinXP Pro SP2 system talking to my > > AcidX wrote: >> Cub wrote: >>> "AcidX" <acide***@hotmail.com> wrote in message >>> news:1156440392.971679.245980@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... >>>> Hey all. >>>> I got a new laptop today and, like most people, I want to transfer my >>>> personal files from my PC onto my laptop. However, I'm having a bit of >>>> trouble getting it to work. >>>> >>>> I have the cable plugged into the right port on both systems and >>>> earlier I had it kind of working, but not properly. I could connect to >>>> the internet on the laptop, via the PC.. However, when I went into my >>>> shared documents nothing was showing up (even though I've already got >>>> a >>>> few folders in there waiting to be shared on the PC). >>>> Does anyone know what's up, or what I'm doing wrong? >>>> Also, is there any fairly simple guides on the net that explain it >>>> from >>>> start to finish as well as a fair bit on troubleshooting? I tried a >>>> few >>>> but they all resulted in the same thing (limited or no connectivity, >>>> or >>>> only internet access being available). >>>> If anything, it's a problem with the PC as my friend tried to connect >>>> his laptop to it a while ago and it didn't work. >>>> The PC is running Windows XP Pro SP2 and the laptop is on Windows XP >>>> Home SP2. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it... >>>> >>> Want a quick way ? >>> >>> or just get a USB HDD or burn what you want to CD/DVD >>> >>> >>> Cub >> I would, but I think I've spent enough money over the past few days. >> I'm not looking for workarounds I just wanna try and get what I've got >> working. >> old Win2K laptop. My new XP system can see my WinNT 4.0 desktop, a WinME desktop, but not the Win2K laptop. All the other machines can see the WinXP system. Try this: On the Win XP home system a) open a command prompt and type b) net use H: \\XpProName\C$ where "XpProName" is the name of the WinXpPro machine. if you connect successfully you can copy all the files FROM your old machine to the new machine. I used a command like this on the old machine to copy all my Eudora email files to the new machine. xcopy c:\iu\jkp\*.* h:\IU\JKP\ /s /e /h /c and to copy my Olympus Camera install files from the Win2K machine to the new XpPro machine subst x: c:\ax\bbs ; Download archive on all my machines is X: xcopy x:\bbs\olympus\*.* s:\ax\bbs\OLYMPUS\ /s /e /h /c /d You can also open windows on the remote H: and local C: drives and copy entire folders. I prefer the command line method because I keep the command in a reference file. -- OperaCat - meow - Jeffrey
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Accessing My documents Problem: No Network Connections using Guest Account Briefcase is slow Can't connect using RDP from one spot but can from another XP client not recognizing users with adminstrative rights Difference between "Whois" and "Nslookup" ? Delay while pinging domain name Network path not found ethernet + braodband = chaos |
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