Well, considering that the majority of the Windows user base is still running three-plus-year old Windows XP, many many (as they say in Walla Walla) new Windows 7 users are likely to find themselves in a mixed Windows 7 / Windows XP network environment - where the two versions of Windows are thrown together on the same peer-to-peer network for file and printer sharing. OK, it's 2010 and what's the MOST common networking scenario that people with new, whiz-bang Windows 7 PCs are likely to encounter? Microsoft advertisement for Windows 7, December 2009 View and connect to any available network in as few as three clicks.' The following Nine-Point Checklist will get up and running with a mixed Windows 7 / Windows XP wireless network.īy Bruce Brown 'Windows 7 Home Premium makes it easy to create a home network. Despite Microsoft's claims, it is NOT a slam dunk to get these two popular versions of Windows to share files and peripherals on a simple wireless home network. Splash screens for Windows 7 and Windows XP.

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