by Stewart Vardaman

Why build your own? A server typically needs much more disk space and not as powerful a CPU as a desktop PC. You can choose exactly the components you need. Me, I use my server to: back up my two laptops; store my movies, TV shows, and music collection too big to fit on a laptop’s drive; act as a wired/WiFi internet router; share files/Internet with three other people in my apartment building … and much more.
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Set Up Shared File Folders and Printers in Windows XP Pro

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Use your Windows network to easily share files and printers at home or in the office. A tutorial for Windows XP Pro makes the process easier.

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Setting up a Home Network on Vista

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Setting up up a home network on Windows Vista is a multi-step process, especially if you’re including computers running XP, but once it’s done you’ll be able to share files, folders and more with all users on the network.

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