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Para compartir impresoras adjuntas a las computadoras ya sea con Windows XP o con las versiones de Windows 7 X-64 o X-32 y que no te dejan instalar los Controladores (Drivers) es SIMPLE. Estas instrucciones son para la impresora conectada a la máquina XP (pero funciona a la inversa también). ("Independientes" Las impresoras de red se puede hacer algo similar por cierto). Supongamos que las computadoras se llaman XPMACHINE y W7MACHINE. 1) Asegúrate que la impresora en la máquina XP es compartida - Supon que se llama SHAREDPRINTER. 2) Sobre la exploración de Red en el equipo de Windows 7 hay que asegurarse de que puedes "ver" la impresora compartida. Ahora en la máquina de Windows 7 has lo siguiente (no importa si es X-86 o x-64). 3) Panel de control ==> Impresoras--> Añadir impresora LOCAL (Sí LOCAL) . Sé que es en una red, pero tienen su propósito lo que realmente está haciendo es haciendo que la máquina de Windows 7 piense que se está ejecutando la i...

Advantages of a VPN The set-up of a virtual private network enables the secure connection of remote computers through an unreliable connection (Internet), as if they were on the same local area network. This process is used by a variety of companies to let their users connect to the company network when not at the workplace. A large number of possible uses can be easily imagined: Remote and secure access to the local (company) network for mobile employees Sharing of secure files Local network gaming with remote machines ... Setting up a VPN in Windows XP Windows XP makes it possible to natively manage small virtual private networks; this feature is particularly suitable for small business or family networks (called SOHO, for Small Office/Home Office). To set up a virtual private network, you simply need to install a remote access server (VPN server) on your local area network that can be accessed from the Internet and configure each client to enable it to connect. Ins...

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Update 03/31/2012: Before you try all of this, you may want to try using WinToFlash , a utility designed to create a bootable Windows flash drive for Windows XP/Vista/7/Server . If this works for you, you can skip the section on preparing a flash drive and jump straight to the installation instructions. Many of these steps will apply for different computers, some of the commands may differ a little bit.  If you’re trying to install Windows 7 on a netbook, Microsoft is making things even easier. Just use the Windows 7 USB tool . Installing Windows XP or any other operating system is easy if you have a USB optical disc drive. But if all you’ve got is a USB flash drive and another computer with a DVD burner, you can still install Windows XP (or many Linux distributions for that matter) on a disc drive-less ultraportable like the HP Mini-Note or the Asus Eee PC. After spending most of Saturday installing Windows XP on my HP Mini-Note I thought I’d share my res...

FIND OUT HERE CLICK THE LINK! or move your mouse cursor over the link to see a preview of the web page! Why doesn't my Windows® PC recognize the whole 4GB of memory I installed? The maximum amount of memory that your system can use is actually limited in two ways — not only is there a maximum amount of memory that your computer motherboard can accept, there is also a maximum amount of memory that your operating system (OS) can accept. For instance, when you install 4GB of memory in a 32-bit Windows system (the most common version; 64-bit systems are typically used only by high-end users), your system will see (and utilize) only 3GB or 3.5GB. Is the problem bad memory? Relax, there isn't a problem with the memory. Windows allows for 4GB of memory to be addressed, but this isn't 100 percent the same as having 4GB of physical memory. What happens is that some of the addressable memory (regardless of how much you have physically installed) is reserved for use by page...