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need help networking my comp that runs on windows 98

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I have a computer that use to use xp but I had to reformat it so it has windows 98 on it now and I dont know how to renetwork it again. My other computer that is in the network runs off of win xp. I am not familiar with networking a computer with windows 98. If someone could help I would appreciate it . Thank you .
One more thing what are memory mangers or manager??? Thank you.
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Re: need help networking my comp that runs on windows 98

(Network) them for what so they both share a brodband connection or net working it just for file and printer sharing which one.
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Re: need help networking my comp that runs on windows 98

Hi,

First off, are you using a Router or a hub to connect them? If you are using a router, all you have to do is right click "Network Neighborhood" and under DNS tell it to automatically assign addresses. Set up DHCP in your router and as long as DHCP is set on your XP machine, you're good to go. If you're using a hub, then you'll have to assign static addresses since a hub cannot run DHCP and automatically assign addresses. If you have little or no networking experience You're going to need to do some reading to learn more about what, how, and why you should do this. I'd translate it to normal human english for you, but my Universal Translator is offline at the moment.... ;-)
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