Solved Setting up a LAN "the right way"

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Hello!

Can someone here help me with setting up a LAN with the following hardware:

-a Linksys router

-two PCs running Windows 7

-a PC running XP Pro

I already have a network setup but it doesn't quite work the way it should, so I would like to remove it all and start from the beginning. I would like to build the new network the "right" way so it allows me all the things I need, including printer sharing, file transfer and wireless connection of portable devices.

Can someone tell me how to do it or at least link me to some articles / tutorials that describe the process?

I also don't know how connect win xp to the network.

Thank you for any help.
 

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Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit

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Hello!

Can someone here help me with setting up a LAN with the following hardware:

-a Linksys router

-two PCs running Windows 7

-a PC running XP Pro

I already have a network setup but it doesn't quite work the way it should, so I would like to remove it all and start from the beginning. I would like to build the new network the "right" way so it allows me all the things I need, including printer sharing, file transfer and wireless connection of portable devices.

Can someone tell me how to do it or at least link me to some articles / tutorials that describe the process?

I also don't know how connect win xp to the network.

Thank you for any help.

This tutorial on the subject might also be helpful.
Sharing files and printers with different versions of Windows - Help & How-to - Microsoft Windows
 
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