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Is it possible to network 98 and XP?
I want to set up a media network in my house using 4 computers. Of the 4 computers, 3 are operating XP while 1 is operating 98.
Is this possible? If so, how difficult is it and where can I find online instructions to set it up? Thanks. |
You can do it, but why the hell do you have windows 98 on anything?
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Yes, it's just as easy as a regular network. If you run the wizard on XP or even the software that comes with most routers it will ask you if you want to make a disk to run on all other computers. For the most part it's plug and play though. (with router)
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From what I know: It is possible. Although you'll need to get through a lot of crap.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=et&q=LAN+98+XP&lr= |
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I have 98 running on my main machine, for various reasons. I won't be switching to XP.
Basically I want to load all of my movies, music, and TV shows on one central computer and then stream it to my other computers on demand. This is all possible, right? |
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Edit: I read your post wrong. If you have your machine on a network and put your movies in a shared folder then yes you can play them from anywhere. |
By "main computer" I meant my workstation. The server itself will be XP.
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Did you get everything to work?
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yeah i did it myself, pain in the ass i found, everything was conflicting in the drivers, finally after a day of struggle i got it working.
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