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SIMTEL UPLOADS: MS-News Digest V1999 #267
... I've tried to share files between one computer with Vista (Home Basic) and another with Windows 98 SE in a home network without success. I can see the two computers both between XP/Vista and between XP/Win98. Still between Vista and Win98 does not work. Anyone that can explain why or know a workaround ?

Fwd: dissention in the ranks?
This is not really a Vista issue as much as it is a printer driver issue. You often run into the same thing when trying to print to a shared USB printer connected to a Windows 98 computer from a Windows XP computer. When you want to share a printer in a network with mixed versions of Windows it is usually best to

XP can see Vista but Vista cannot see XP
As far as I can tell, a Win98 peer-to-peer network doesn't have "users". Anyone who sits down at the keyboard is the user. Perhaps you are thinking of a I wonder if anyone has actually managed to get Vista and Win98 to share files with each other. I have a Win98 peer-to-peer network with 2 win98 machines and

how to keep daggerfall from crashing so much!
Much as I suspected, you never used anything other than Windows 98 before you stumbled onto Windows XP and you don't know what you are talking about. I can't help you there. Anyone who claims that Windows 2000 is not a plug and play operating system doesn't know what they are talking about, I need not prove

Vista crashes Win 98
both between XP/Vista and between XP/Win98. Still between Vista and Win98 does not work. Anyone that can explain why or know a workaround ? Start by looking at LM Authentication, I use identical username and password on Win98 and Vista. From Win98 I can access the shared directory but it is behaves very slow.

Can't connect to Vista Host (but can connect to XP clients)
You can also view the more detailed articles on the web at http://www.systemnews.com/newprod Comments on how to improve the layout of this newsletter or the website 5.0 also adds support for seamless integration with Microsoft's Windows 98 operating system, as well as support for file formats such as Microsoft

Umax 610S, Adaptec 2940, Win98
With the trial version you can enjoy unlimited playing of CDs and MP3s and can make up to 20 high-quality MP3s from your favorite CDs. .... Description FTP Control v.4.2, a family of three Windows 98/95/NT4 programs that makes it easy to move files across the Internet, Intranet, or network.

Networking a Windows Me PC and Vista Laptop?
I can build something using vb6 that will run on these operating systems: Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows ME WIndows NT Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Windows Vista If I use VB 2002.. does the 30mb framework exist on _ANY_ desktops? no; I've got to use 1.1 for Windows XP right? So yeah.

Cannot Print to XP Printer from Vista but I can share files
Is it true that that the matching accounts on Win98 and Vista must be "Guest" with a blank password on Win98? (Perhaps, instead, the matching accounts rule only You can raise privilege level in the Guest account, using the LSP Editor, and permissions in the shares. Guest is an account, like every other account.

Win98+Vista--Possible or Not?
Ben Myers benmy...@ultranet.com comp sys hp hardware Mark, IMHO, HP and MicroBloat can share the blame. Peripheral manufacturers have the accurate C20928D0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I recently upgraded from Windows 98 to 2000 Professional OS.

Windows 98 updates
Yes he did die <sic> his son posted his death last summer. you can look up all the posts with regards to his death in deja news or remarq or alta vista. Newsgroups: alt.support.depression.manic Subject: My dad's suicide Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 22:30:20 GMT Organization: Deja.com - Share what you know.

Installed Additions, Can't Share Folders
Not sure I dont have anything shared on the vista laptop...I only want to use the printer that is connected to the WIN98 pc so I did not share anything Jimmy, 98 on the client) you have to have a printer that's supported under both Windows 98 and Vista. And you can work on that only with sharing working.

FAQ? (or how to install multiple OSes)
My home network has 3 PC's, 1 running Win98 (yes, Win98), 1 machine running WinXP Home and the third running Vista Home Premium. I want to be able to share files from my XP machine to my Vista machine. When I browse to the shared folders I can see them but when I attempt to open them, it says access denied.

Vista crashes Win 98
Open the firewall Add printer sharing to the network Enable the Guest account Share the printer Add guest on the security tab install the printer on the win 98 computer browsing to find the printer on the vista comp after successfully install the printer: attempt to print a test page And of course then: printer is

UMAX Vista Scan & Windows 98 Problem
Robert L [MVP - Networking] nore...@hotmail.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing Can you ping win98? Or this search result may help, Vista Permission IssuesVista I have however been able to map a SAMBA share. I have tried joining the same workgroup as the 98 machine but still no luck. Any ideas? --

Win98+Vista--Possible or Not?
... i also tried installing on two different os's vista and win98 "Jonathan Maltz [MS-MVP]" wrote: Hi, VPC 2007 comes with new Additions - Try installing them and I installed virtual pc 2007 and now I can't use shared folders, as I did with Virtual PC 2004. When I go to settings, "Shared folders" is Not Installed.

Linux just passed over Windows 98, ready to take on Windows 2000
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Win98+Vista--Possible or Not?
If you're able to share files at all between Windows 98 and Vista, you're ahead of some folks here. My guess is you've done about all that you can do. <http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2007/07/computer-for-virginia-usa.html> http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2007/07/computer-for-virginia-usa.html -- Cheers, Chuck,

Can't view shared files on XP computer from Vista Home Premium
Lenny Jacobs lijac...@optonline.net microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing None of your suggestions seem to be the problem. All of the computers on my LAN can easily share files, XP, Win98, WinME except the one Vista machine cannot see files on any other machine using Windows explorer, but can using

Vista / XP / Win98 networking
At the very simple level, each share has a user name, password and possibly permission associated with it. This is where things can start to become more complex, as each operating system has its own subtle quirks. For example, Windows 98SE has better networking than the original Windows 98, thus making it easier.