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Problem connecting 2 stations to internet with one Wi-Fi card...

I wrote yesterday about this problem.

To reiterate.

Upstairs, wireless router.

Downstairs, 2 PC's.

Station #1 has a wireless PCI card in it, as well as a 3com NIC. OS: WindowsXP Pro

Station #2 has NO wireless PCI card, but it does also have a 3com NIC. OS: Windows98SE

I've connected the 2 computers downstairs via crossover cable, but I'm having problems with #2 getting an internet connection.

#1 is fine, but as soon as I install the bridge on networks, I get no internet connection on #1.
When I remove it, everything is fine again.

Do I need to manually input all the settings on #2? I made the network disk in the XP utilities, and ran it. I believe #1 is detecting #2 on the network, but #2 cannot see anything in network neighborhood.

Does anyone have a link where I can get step by step instructions on how to share an internet connection this particular way?

I'm probably missing a lot of steps, as I'm not familiar with XP at all. I just got it, and it's totally different than what I'm used to.
 
install internet connection sharing (ICS), click on wireless connection, properties,share. follow the steps.
 
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