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by alpha-male
Comp 2 is going to connect via the nic (over the network) to comp 1 which acts as a "default gateway" for it.
Take a look here for detailed instructions on setup, configuring, testing and troubleshooting ICS on WinME:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsmeinstall.htm
Delete any spaces in the above URL.
Hope this helps!
by clarkkent
by dmiles
Computer2 will be the client,
Create a ICS setup disk from Computer1,by using the ICS wizard
Insert the disk in computer2 and proceed run setup on computer2
You will need to be connected to the internet with computer1 for computer2 to connect to internet.
by clarkkent
by tfeeken
I assume your running WinME on both machines.
If so just run Home Networking Wizzard on both machines
Check: ICS from Wndows setup is installed on Comp 1 only. Remove it if on Comp 2.
Shutdown both machines. Re-start Comp 1 only,
Run Home Networking Wizzard, using Start/Programs/Accsessories/Comunications/Home Networking Wizzard,,follow directions make sure you chose direct connection internet (not through a network adapter, however you connect to the internet, lets say a Dial up to ISP? )when asked make no disk say no.
Re-start Comp 1.
Now Boot up Comp 2, and again Run Home Networking Wizzard from Comp 2, this time select connect to Internet through a network adapter to another comouter, Reboot Comp 2, once it comes back up,reboot both machines just for fun.On both machines make sure you can still see them in Network places. On Comp 2 go to gontrol panel/internet opptions connections and on delt connection select dial only when no network connection exists.
close all bact to the desk top. Now on computer 1 connect to the internet, on computer 2 launch iexplorer and it shold connect..hope you understood and it helps
both machines.
by clarkkent
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