Windows XP
This is the newest home/office operating system from Microsoft. Most
of these guides relate to using Windows XP with SP1 installed and
were written prior to the release of SP2. I am in the process of
installing SP2 on a few machines and will be adding new SP2 guides
as and when. For previous versions of Windows check these pages.
Airport and XP
- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows XP PC or laptop (with
XP SP1)

- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows XP PC or laptop (with
XP SP2)

- Problems
connecting an XP PC to an Airport Extreme Base Station

- Patch
required if running Windows XP and WPA on an AEBS

- Running
Windows and using dial-up internal modem on the AEBS and can not hang
up
- Opening port 5353 in the Windows XP Firewall to enable an XP
PC to configure the Airport Express and use AirTunes

- Connecting a XP PC to a Airport Network via the LAN port of the
AEBS

- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows 2000 PC or laptop

- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows Me PC or laptop

- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows 98 PC or laptop

Wireless
- Turning off Wireless Zero Configuration

- Windows
XP confused by multiple wireless networks
Sharing Files
- Sharing files between an XP PC and a Mac running OS 10.3.x
- Setting up your Mac as an FTP Server

Printing
- Printing to a printer on a Mac from an XP PC
- Printing to a printer on an Airport Extreme Base Station or
Airport Express from an XP PC
- Printing from a Windows XP PC to a printer attached to an Airport
Extreme Base Station or Airport Express using Rendezvous

- Printing to a HP PhotoSmart P1000 printer on a XP PC from a G4
Powerbook running 10.2.8
- Printing to a HP PhotoSmart P1000 printer on a XP PC from a
G5 running 10.3.x
- Potential solution if you are having issues printing to a printer
on a XP PC from a Mac
- Problems with finding Printer Driver on Windows XP when using
printer connected to Airport Extreme or Express

USB 2
- Upgrading from XP Home to XP Professional causes USB 2 ports to "forget" that
they are USB 2
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