Two Dell on Win XP computers can't see each other through router

I have a Dimension E310 and a Dimension 2350 running Win XP Pro, which were hard times plugged into Vonage/Motorola router. I have a Lazerjet 4 on 2350 and I also have 2 printers more on the 310 and was able to print on any printer of each machine, I replaced the Motorola with an Airlink 101, before moving, I could also access from and to a machine with limited success (the 310a hung up when I tried to run a program that has been on the 2350)

My question is "can I USB to USB hard wire these two machines together in addition to the router or is there something more easy, because neither machine will see each other through this router?

Several years ago, I installed software and LAN cards in two machines and was able to see and map the other drive as if each machine had two hard drives and is exactly I wish that these two machines to operate.

Two of these machines are set up 5 feet from each other and only my wife and I run them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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