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Actually, I checked that site out. But I guess what I'll do is actually down one of the themes when I get home and see what it's like. Thanks for replying.

This may be a silly question to ask on this forum, but at least it's a simple one. Does anyone know a really good Internet website to find desktop themes/wallpaper in 1024x768 format or higher resolution? I've been searching around but haven't found a good site. And I'm looking for nature...

I already have Windows 2000 and ME on separate partitions. I want to put the applications on another separate partition so it can be shared by both OS's. But the thing is, I have to install the application once in Windows 2000 so it goes into its registry, and then install in Windows ME so it...

One other thing, what do I do if I find my brother's computer (using Find)? And what if I don't? What's the next step?

When I get home, I will try searching for my brother's computer using Find as you suggested. I will let you know later if I can find it. Actually, isn't the only required protocol NetBeui? Because TCP/IP requires an IP address for communication, and my brother and I aren't using one. Maybe...

Both network adapters are bound to TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and NetBeui.

I just created a dual-boot with Windows ME and Windows 2000, but I would like to have just Windows 2000 on my computer. Does anyone recommend this? Can most software including games run on 2000? I'm including older games like Civilization II and Starcraft. But will even the graphics-intensive...

I did have shared resources set up on my brother's computer. And we did have all the correct network protocols installed. Altogether we had TCP/IP, NetBeui, IPX/SPX, and Family Logon. And we used Microsoft Network Client as the primary logon. And we are logging on to the same workgroup.

In networking with Windows ME on my computer to Windows 98 on my brother's computer, I receive an "Unable to Browse Network" error when I double-click the "Entire Network" icon. Yet, my brother can access "Entire Network." But I was able to access "Entire...