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| Date | 2006-09-17 10:18 |
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| Home Page | ic.sunysb.edu |
| Message | Thank you for your response to my cry for help. It enabled me to solve my problem. Thank you, thank you, and did I say thank you? Bob Shinberg |
Private Message added 2006-09-17 4:30 |
| Date | 2006-09-15 17:44 |
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| Message | Chuck I am having a problem with Windows XP Provessional networking. Ipconfig reports "Netbios over TCP/IP disabled" although both network connections and the registry show "enabled". What is going on? |
| Date | 2006-09-15 9:08 |
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| Home Page | http://gardenat.blogspot.com |
| Message | Hello Chuck, I like the colors you have on this page, marine colors. I was hoping you would catch my message in the How Do I help group. Would you please take a look and let me know if this is possible or not. The message there will explain. Here is the link to my message there. http://groups.google.com/group/blogger-help-howdoi/browse_frm/thread/d22fa77ccc460fd7/73df467a271dfae9#73df467a271dfae9 I don't expect to have much traffic, but I would like that bad message to change to the description I put into my meta area in the template. I'm struggling here. Thank you for taking time to look. If you don't have time. I'll live. |
| Date | 2006-09-13 12:08 |
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| Message | Dear Chuck: I am/was in Green Bay using an old win98se laptop, couldn't connect to the xp machine - no books or other resources to help, machines pinged, np. Nothing in Network Neighborhood either side of the equation. I followed your advice (I think the server setting was disabled in admin and I did an enable for netbios in advanced, both on xp machine), rebooted, 'presto' - 2.5 hour headache resolved. Thank you very much, if you ever want beer or hospitality in Toronto, Ann Arbor or Green Bay send me an email! It will be on me!! Best, Petrus |
Private Message added 2006-09-12 5:26 |
| Date | 2006-09-12 2:48 |
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| Message | Hi Chuck, Great site! Can you help me? Through your site, I found my problem through ipconfig reporting of Peer-to-Peer on my small workgroup network without WINS. I added NODETYPE = 1 to change to BROADCAST and all was OK. However, everytime my wife brings this laptop to school and connects to their Wi-Fi network, it sets back to Peer-to-Peer and an entry DHCPNODETYPE = 2 is found. How do I fix this? THANKS! Drew |
| Date | 2006-09-11 2:33 |
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| Home Page | http://mur38.blogspot.com/ |
| Message | You have an extremely informative site and its written very lucidly ,even I could understand it. Great stuff. |
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