Configure XP Professional remote desktop so that I can access my documents on 3 laptops running Windows 7 Ultimate that I use outside my house.

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  Download & install, create copy, send a copy to the other pc to share its use.

• I have Toshiba laptop running Windows XP Professional edition. I have a vertical line on screen ranging from very high to very low. It's about an inch from the right side of the screen. How can I solve this problem?

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  You can find the specifications below:

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  http://h20195.www2.HP.com/v2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA0-4644eee.PDF

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• Wireless laptop running Vista 32 and wired desktop under Vista 64 can access Internet, but not each other!

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  Hey thanks for getting back to me, I wanted to let you know that I could solve the problem! I'm not sure excatly what the problem was, but I went and bought a fixed register a program so that I paid for, as you no doubt know the free just ruin your machine more than it is useful, well I ran that and restarted and BOOM! Now even if I can connect to each computer and the internet. I'm still not able to ping? Now when I say that this is not so much genral, the laptop I can ping any name of site Web and number but not the PC. On the PC I can ping its own IP address but not the router or laptop? But it has no bearing on anything so I anticipate leaving me well enough alone. I how ever to download a graphics professional ping program, but not to worried about it! Thank you so much for you help and if I need more help, I hope you are avalibale!

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• Can I Exchange BONES? I have a laptop running Windows 7 and desktop running Vista Home Prem Home Prem I have the OS disc.

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  Hello

  N °

  You can not do

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  Not had this problem with the previous version.

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• Currently, my laptop runs Windows XP course is and that I will receive security updares?

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• I have a computer that is running Windows XP Home Edition, it used to have sound and now it doesn't. Any ideas?

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  Hello, Alice351,

  Right-click on my computer and select Manage

  Click on Device Manager

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  Right-click Ex: Real Tek High Definition Audio

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  Click on the driver tab

  Click on uninstall

  Close the Device Manager

  Restart the computer

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