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TheGateKeeper

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06-05-2008 at 09:57:19 PM

Ok guys, quick question. Can someone please exaplain to me if it is possible to connect two computers together (say by ethernet), and make it possible to access the hard drives of the other computer. Im running vista x64. What other functions would such a connection provide?

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06-07-2008 at 01:55:07 AM

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yeah you would have to share the drives and stuff, but you could also do something like share a printer. not much you can do other than file sharing and printer sharing other than something like lan gaming between the 2

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