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You can check out this configuring wireless router as access point article and use diffrent SSID on second router. Think could help you to meet your requirement. Hope this helps.

Delete all created wireless network profiles in XP and re-create again. :) picoHat Home Network, Wireless Network and Computer Networking Made Easy

You could no access Internet because there is no gateway and DNS configured on your computer. You can try to configure the IP, netmask, gateway and DNS info manually on computer, then test again. :) picoHat Home Network, Wireless Network and Computer Networking Made Easy

Try this netsh winsock reset command, see whether it can help.

Maybe you did not enable file sharing in XP correctly, check whether these simple file sharing and share file with user/group permission can help you. Also ensure no firewall blocking (Windows firewall, antivirus firewall, etc). Hope it helps..

Take a look on this wireless adapter configuration in Vista to help you.. Thanks..

Here is how I configured WRT54G wireless router as access point, hope it helps..

Since you have 2 wieless routers, you can configure one of wireless routers as access point, and then filter its traffic by firewall.

If you try to have remote desktop access from Internet or other network to your home network's computer, then you need to enable port forwarding to your remote desktop enabled computer's port TCP 3389 on the router. Check this remote desktop connection from Internet article to help you.

Check this SMTP Connection and Session Establishment and Termination tutorial. I would say it's 1 smtp session as well. picoHat Home Network, Wireless Network and Computer Networking Made Easy

You need to configure the wireless adapter to match the wireless setting on wireless router, if not it won't work. Ensure you have installed the adapter driver correctly, check its driver status to confirm. Also check your labtop, and make sure you turn on the wireless switch (check you labtop...

Take a look on this wireless network setup tutorial, might be able to help you. Hope helps..

If that is the case, then would suggest you to place a firewall between your wireless and wired network to filter the network traffic. However, if you don't have the control on wireless network's physical security, it's difficult to safeguard your network. One other thing you might try is to...

Install this Windows XP Wireless Client Update with Service Pack 2 (KB917021), then configure your wireless adapter again.

You can try RealVNC, this is very popular remote PC access/management software. Also you can try remote desktop on Windows XP as well if you like. Hope helps..