How to send a file via wifi??
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Definitely you can use it for local lan networking. This will work even if the internet is down.
hyeah:
I am using a BSNL huwai router which is having wifi and one ethernet port...
hyeah: I am using a BSNL huwai router which is having wifi and one ethernet port...
magnet said:
Yaar.. Its real simple.
Make a new folder if u wish to,
Put the Desired file in the new folder
Share the folder
Ask the person to access the shared folder Over ur wi fi
Good To Go
Make a new folder if u wish to,
Put the Desired file in the new folder
Share the folder
Ask the person to access the shared folder Over ur wi fi
Good To Go
Run network setup wizard with same workgroup names on both machines. Reboot and u're done. Shared documents are shared automatically and you can share any folder you wish by right-clicking and selecting share (edit: on XP, sharing and security).
Go to My network Places to view the files and machines that are sharing with each other i.e. all machines in the same workgroup.
Go to My network Places to view the files and machines that are sharing with each other i.e. all machines in the same workgroup.
ya done...was on vista lot of issues regarding permission and now finally setup is working..but its taking 32 minutes to copy a 1.36gb movie..thats a hell lot of time....
i m using vista ultimate and buffalo hp54s router..whereas lappy is hp one running windows xp
i m using vista ultimate and buffalo hp54s router..whereas lappy is hp one running windows xp
Usually u max out at 1 MBps on that router... but anyways vista is known for its network issues ( they said that they resolved it in SP1 but i didn't notice it :\ )
This is the normal way. But you can also directly access the computer by ip
Just goto Start -> Run
type in "\\<themachinesip>\" and press enter
You will directly goto the machine. The good thing with this is that, it wont go on searching and searching for the computers which happens if you go by "network neighbourhood"
Wifi's are slow for large copying.. But anyway it will get the job done if there is no other way.
Just goto Start -> Run
type in "\\<themachinesip>\" and press enter
You will directly goto the machine. The good thing with this is that, it wont go on searching and searching for the computers which happens if you go by "network neighbourhood"
Wifi's are slow for large copying.. But anyway it will get the job done if there is no other way.
Naga said:
mathew_p_a said:
Disable both automatically search for Network folders & printers + search for scheduled tasks on network computers and it's as fast. The good thing is you don't have to remember IP addresses. Or jump over to see the IP if DHCP is on
Some are speed demons with the command prompt, but I'm the lazy type. Drag your mouse here....
magnet said:
yeah file transfer between xp and vista over wifi is really slow
two days ago I had to transfer 8gigs of data from xp to vista the time remaining was 8 hours:S
then I connected both pc via lan via router and it took 13mins
But transfer over wifi in xp to xp is good.A 600MB file took 2mins
H@cKer said:yeah file transfer between xp and vista over wifi is really slow
two days ago I had to transfer 8gigs of data from xp to vista the time remaining was 8 hours:S
then I connected both pc via lan via router and it took 13mins
But transfer over wifi in xp to xp is good.A 600MB file took 2mins
Time remaining shown in Vista is not a constant. Comparison should be done with the same file. You can't compare an estimated time to complete for 8 gigs of assorted data with a real time transfer of a single 600MB file.
There shouldn't be much of a difference between Vista or XP. Use teracopy for a visual indication of speed. 1~2 MBps is what I get on a G, whatever be the platform OS. On draft N, I get anywhere from 4~9 MBps (different adapters).
