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Home Networking on Windows XP
Im trying to set up a network between 2 pc's in my house (crossover cable, so no hub or router) so I can share a dialup connection, share printers and files and finally to LAN games. The host pc is running Windows XP, and the other one is running ME. The computer running XP says that the LAN cable isnt connected. The cards work and so do the drivers, and the manual that came with the cards is based around setting up a network on 95/98/ME. Anyone know where I can find tutorials, or can anyone provide some assistance?
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