how do i transfer files between computers on a wireless network?

Answer 1

click on "My Network Places" icon, select the network where the other computer is, then click on the computer that you want to transfer to (or from). (Each computer has a name)

You can also use the "search function" (start/search/For Files or Folders...) to search for specific files on a network or another computer

Answer 2

I add the files for transfer to my "My Yahoo! Briefcase" and I can then access the files from any computer, anywhere, once I've logged into My Yahoo! browser/briefcase.
Another method I use is to email the files, as an attachment, to myself, say while at work, then open the attachment to work on the files on my home computer.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

on the computer you want files from goto start menu - run, type 'cmd' - press enter, at prompt type ipconfig.
look for ipaddress maybe 192.168.1.100 or something like that
take that ip to the other pc and do start menu - run, type '\\192.168.1.100' or whatever the address is and press enter.
you should get a window showing you the shares of the other pc.
to share a specific folder simply right click it and select sharing tab, click the box and click ok.

Answer 5

you should have a shared folder between the 2 computers i have started to share files between mine and my bfs PCs and my laptop now. so it is possible. there is some information on the web address below:

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/76174f4a-7522-425a-9424-324dd299265e1033.mspx

Even if what you want is not on the page i gave you it will probably be somewhere on www.microsoft.com.

If you need any more help just let me know or leave me a message.

Answer 6

If your running XP Set up a network using the networking wizard. You will have to name each computer the set up a common network domain. Windows usually does this; calling it MSHOME but you can change it.

Answer 7

Open your My network places located in your desktop or start menu.

press add a new network place.

and when it asks for directory name, put in: \\yourcomputersname\shareddocs

then whatever files you want to share, drag them in there

Answer 8

Put the files in the sharedDocs folder if you are using XP.

Answer 9

Use PC to PC network

Answer 10

Cut- copy- paste