I am attempting to add two Win95 computers to an existing network consisting of two PCs running WinXP and Win2000. The problem is that there is no network neighborhood icons on either Wini95 PC. Additionally, I had problems installing the NIC's to the systems but now the NIC's do appear on the device manager list without icons indicating that there is any problem and it also says that the hardware is working properly. Also I have lights on the NIC and on the router indicating that they are being recognized at 100mbs transfer. However, I cannot see other computers, nor can I share the internet connection with the Win95 computers. They appear to have no connectivity at all. There is no Network Neigborhood icon on the desktop to attempt to configure or troubleshoot the problem. I don't understand that. Shouldn't there be one? And when I go into Control Panel-Network nothing happens. I click on the Network icon inside control panel and I get no response. It doesn't open a seperate "network" window at all. Seems as if the software isn't recognizing anything concerning a network. Has anyone ever heard of this. It seems so big as to indicate that it is something simple and not an erroneous problem. I have networked a fair amount of computers but never with Win95 OS. Always 98 or higher. Can anyone help with this?