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That's exactly right. I am indeed also using the same computer name for both OS installations on the dual-boot machine; the name of the other PC that I'm connecting to is different, of course. Ed

Thanks for the advice! The hardware definitely does work, as the peer-to-peer link works perfectly when I simply boot into the original W2K installation on the same machine, leaving the gateway machine configured excatly the same. That's the most frustrating thing -- the identical wireless...

Oh dear... no replies... I guess that means everyone else is as stumped by my problem as I am :-(

I'm beside myself with frustration with the following problem. I have a simple W2K peer-to-peer network, with one gateway machine with a cable modem on its NIC, which is shared with a client machine (using W2K ICS) over a pair of Buffalo wireless LAN cards. On the client machine, I have one...

Interesting... I was following the guidance in KB article Q234558 which suggests that in W2K you can simply switch to the correct SMP HAL without needing a repair or clean install. But given my problems, your advice is clearly sensible! First up, I'll try repair. Thanks Ed

I just upgraded my W2K Pro system from single- to dual-processor. It's an Epox KP6-BS mb, now with 2 perfectly identical PIII 550Mhz cpus, and 256MB of RAM. I have the latest version of the BIOS, which recognizes the dual cpus at boot, and I followed the correct procedure of using Device Manager...