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[pepesok]

i'm a newby here can anybody help me I'm having problems with my Help and Support link in my Start menu when I click it a pointer and an hour glass appears and then nothing happens papano kaya ito mga bros marami na rin ako na visit na site pero wala ko mahanap na solution Help please Thanks in advance

[cheesekeso2004]

guys could you help me out here? i have 2 pc's at home, and i want to share the internet with my other pc.  problem is, i'm just connected in my neighbor's router coz' he's the one connected by pldt dsl, meaning he's just sharing it to me. 

 

if you could help help me out, my main pc, is running at windows xp pro and that he's the one connected to my neighbor's router, and this pc of mine has 2 lan cards.  is it possible for me to connect another straight crimped cat 5 from my main pc extra lan card to my other pc and connect it to it's lan card?

 

could i share my internet connection to the other pc? which btw is also running at windows xp pro. thanks! how do i do it?

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Not a guru with this one, why don't you try an access point? or try to buy a crossover cable

 

 

i'm a newby here can anybody help me I'm having problems with my Help and Support link in my Start menu when I click it a pointer and an hour glass appears and then nothing happens papano kaya ito mga bros marami na rin ako na visit na site pero wala ko mahanap na solution Help please Thanks in advance

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why use that link?

[Guest Leviticus]

guys could you help me out here? i have 2 pc's at home, and i want to share the internet with my other pc.  problem is, i'm just connected in my neighbor's router coz' he's the one connected by pldt dsl, meaning he's just sharing it to me. 

 

if you could help help me out, my main pc, is running at windows xp pro and that he's the one connected to my neighbor's router, and this pc of mine has 2 lan cards.  is it possible for me to connect another straight crimped cat 5 from my main pc extra lan card to my other pc and connect it to it's lan card?

 

could i share my internet connection to the other pc? which btw is also running at windows xp pro. thanks! how do i do it?

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Im not so sure about this; better research on the net about rj-12 wire configuration; although I heard that there is a way to share it but only to share files. the best I can think up (on the fly) is to get another router for your 2 pc's or get a lan card that ACTS as a router. just ask at any computer shop about this but I think the cost of this is also the same as to buying a router.

 

anther alternative is to get a USB router and share your internet via the usb port.

 

for sharing the internet connection; no problem na yan because win xp gamit mo. just go to internet connection sharing wizard and click away.

[Lambier2]

well for me it depends if the revival is gud right!!!

[justx]

My work as well as that of my colleagues at the office deal with some sensitive files that are for the eyes only of our boss. Our operating system is Windows 2K and we belong to a large network. While tinkering with his PC, one of my colleagues discovered that his hard drive was shared. The same was the case too with mine and that of the others in our Department. I was able to untick the shared option but every time the pc is restarted, the shared option is activated again. I don't think there is a policy in our office regarding the authority of the IT people to pry into our pcs.

 

Questions:

 

1. Does this mean that the administrator of our network can see, copy and even modify our files?

2. Is there a way to prevent this (through installation of some third party software or otherwise) even if we don't have administrator status?

 

Any help is greatly appreciated. Tnx

[il_jr]

My work as well as that of my colleagues at the office deal with some sensitive files that are for the eyes only of our boss.  Our operating system is Windows 2K and we belong to a large network.    While tinkering with his PC, one of my colleagues discovered that his hard drive was shared. The same was the case too with mine and that of the others in our Department.  I was able to untick the shared option but every time the pc is restarted, the shared option is activated again. I don't think there is a policy in our office regarding the authority of the IT people to pry into our pcs.

 

Questions:

 

1.  Does this mean that the administrator of our network can see, copy and even modify our files?

2.  Is there a way to prevent this (through installation of some third party software or otherwise) even if we don't have administrator status?

 

Any help is greatly appreciated.  Tnx

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Question 1:

 

Depends on what type of sharing was made, as I remember W2k does not allow simple sharing like xp and 98. Try to do this. go to my computer, right click the shared drive and select sharing. In the sharing tab click on permissions you can see who has permission to access your drive. And yes whoever is listed in the permission list can access all your data (on the shared drive). Besides the mere fact that you don't have administrator status makes the administrator virtually the owner of your pc.

 

don't think there is a policy in our office regarding the authority of the IT people to pry into our pcs.

Technically they do have a right. They're the one in charge of maintenance and all IT related stuffs .

 

Question 2:

 

Preventing the admin to access your pc may cause implications. If ever they cannot access your pc they might report it to higher authority or take action for themselves (re-configuring your pc to a point that you could only use the program they want and need to use). A solution might be possible if you're allowed to install a program then you may try to install any of these (Previous post)

 

Best Regards

[il_jr]

guys could you help me out here? i have 2 pc's at home, and i want to share the internet with my other pc.  problem is, i'm just connected in my neighbor's router coz' he's the one connected by pldt dsl, meaning he's just sharing it to me. 

 

if you could help help me out, my main pc, is running at windows xp pro and that he's the one connected to my neighbor's router, and this pc of mine has 2 lan cards.  is it possible for me to connect another straight crimped cat 5 from my main pc extra lan card to my other pc and connect it to it's lan card?

 

could i share my internet connection to the other pc? which btw is also running at windows xp pro. thanks! how do i do it?

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Yes you can by using Winxp ICS (internet connection sharing) just make a cross cable (or ask your friendly computer shop to make one for you) and connect it to your pc's lan card. Actually the best choice is by connecting direct from the router hub from your neighbor's connection.

 

The scenario by using ICS and cross cable is that both your pc will have the same IP connected to the router in short no configuration needed sa kapitbahay.

 

Buying a hub and connecting it to the line from your neighbors house and connecting both your pc to the hub is also possible but the router will now assign two internal ip (ex 10.0.0.2 and 10.0.0.3) for both your pc.

 

Hope this helps

 

Regards

[Dr. House]

Yes you can by using Winxp ICS (internet connection sharing) just make a cross cable (or ask your friendly computer shop to make one for you) and connect it to your pc's lan card.  Actually the best choice is by connecting direct from the router hub from your neighbor's connection. 

 

The scenario by using ICS and cross cable is that both your pc will have the same IP connected to the router in short no configuration needed sa kapitbahay. 

 

Buying a hub and connecting it to the line from your neighbors house and connecting both your pc to the hub is also possible but the router will now assign two internal ip (ex 10.0.0.2 and 10.0.0.3) for both your pc. 

 

Hope this helps

 

Regards

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dude, meaning i could connect my pc thru lan to lan? what i did was, i connected it with a straight connection cable, lan to lan. haven't tried it yet with the cross cable. where can i find in windows xp, the ICS option or internet connection sharing?

 

i could'nt connect to my neighbors lan card coz' the router is already full, that's why i'm using my primary computer as the router.

 

thanks for the help

[oliverjohnholmes]

 

is there a way to soften the impact of the 70% input tax credit ceiling in the new EVAT law? I mean when you get charged 100% VAT if you are the user, but as a supplier you can only credit 70% of your input VAT. i know there is no pass of tax provision, but wouldn't that just be double taxation? or did i just read it wrong altogether?

 

just asking...

 

[trebbie]

My work as well as that of my colleagues at the office deal with some sensitive files that are for the eyes only of our boss.  Our operating system is Windows 2K and we belong to a large network.    While tinkering with his PC, one of my colleagues discovered that his hard drive was shared. The same was the case too with mine and that of the others in our Department.  I was able to untick the shared option but every time the pc is restarted, the shared option is activated again. I don't think there is a policy in our office regarding the authority of the IT people to pry into our pcs.

 

Questions:

 

1.  Does this mean that the administrator of our network can see, copy and even modify our files?

2.  Is there a way to prevent this (through installation of some third party software or otherwise) even if we don't have administrator status?

 

Any help is greatly appreciated.  Tnx

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I think you may be referring to Administrative shares like C$, D$, ADMIN$, and so forth. Those are automatically created by Windows, which is why they keep coming back every time you reboot.

Edited October 26, 2005 by trebbie

[valjean]

dude, meaning i could connect my pc thru lan to lan? what i did was, i connected it with a straight connection cable, lan to lan. haven't tried it yet with the cross cable. where can i find in windows xp, the ICS option or internet connection sharing?

 

i could'nt connect to my neighbors lan card coz' the router is already full, that's why i'm using my primary computer as the router.

 

thanks for the help

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Options:

1. You need to use a cross cable when connecting one lan-card to another lan-card. (this is just to make your 2 PCs converse with each other). Then use WinXP's ICS or other proxy-software (such as Wingate) to share the internet.

 

2. Buy a switch ( the cheapest 5-port is only P800.00). connect the lan cable from the neighbor's router to the switch. connect your two PCs to the switch. no need to use cross cable.

[valjean]

My work as well as that of my colleagues at the office deal with some sensitive files that are for the eyes only of our boss.  Our operating system is Windows 2K and we belong to a large network.    While tinkering with his PC, one of my colleagues discovered that his hard drive was shared. The same was the case too with mine and that of the others in our Department.  I was able to untick the shared option but every time the pc is restarted, the shared option is activated again. I don't think there is a policy in our office regarding the authority of the IT people to pry into our pcs.

 

Questions:

 

1.  Does this mean that the administrator of our network can see, copy and even modify our files?

2.  Is there a way to prevent this (through installation of some third party software or otherwise) even if we don't have administrator status?

 

Any help is greatly appreciated.  Tnx

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If its the default Win2K shares like C$, then that's just normal. However with admin rights, your IT department can change w/c files or folders they can access. They can also restrict your rights so that you cannot even install programs or surf the net. No point getting into an argument with them. Most likely talo ka.

 

My suggestion is to hide the private documents under various folders and subfolders. Encrypt them and use the hidden property.

[justx]

il_jr, trebbie and valjean,

 

Thanks for your help, comments and suggestions. What appears in the shares option is exactly as you described it, "C$". Granting that the share option is only that (meaning "C$" only) but without administrator status, does this mean they can still see our files?

 

What you said about downloading software being restricted is also correct. I guess we need to talk to our boss and have our pc's set up in a way that IT can not see our files. To be doubly sure, we need to encrypt the files just as you guys suggested. Thanks again guys.

[oliverjohnholmes]

Hello to all Lawyers, Aspiring Lawyers and Law Students,

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welcome to MTC and welcome to the thread...

 

feel free to share your ruminations... be it legal or extra-legal but be careful with the illegal...

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry.... Mod at work.... where is Mod Bonito when you need him?

Edited October 28, 2005 by Macy

[tobleron222]

 

is there a way to soften the impact of the 70% input tax credit ceiling in the new EVAT law? I mean when you get charged 100% VAT if you are the user, but as a supplier you can only credit 70% of your input VAT. i know there is no pass of tax provision, but wouldn't that just be double taxation? or did i just read it wrong altogether?

 

just asking...

 

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im not sure if i got ur question right

anyway yung sinasabi mo po na 70% lang

maccredit ng seller dun sa 100% VAt, on

the assumption po yun na nag-exceed

nga ng 70% ang input tax over the

output tax... kasi if the input tax is less

than 70% of the output tax, then 100% of

such input tax is still

creditable.....besides, creditable naman

po yung excess in the succeeding quarters