Try going to the XP CD look for the Valuadd folder open it then open Msft then Net, 
you will find Netbeui files in there and the instructions on how to install it on 
the XP machine this gives you compatibiliy with Win9X and Win2K all of which have 
Netbeui installed by default 
It worked for me 

Cheers 





On Monday, April 8, 2002 at 5:25 pm, Mike G wrote:
>I have a question about Getting 
>Network Neighborhood to recognize newly attached computers:

>
>I recently purchase a new XP system and had two NIC cards installed.  I have one 
>NIC attached to my Cable modem and the second one attached to a 4-port Netgear hub 
>which is then connected to an IBM Thinkpad running Windows 95.   I have been able 
>to get internet and email to work on both machines and I am able to ping the XP 
machine 
>by name and by IP from the 95 machine.  However, I am unable to ping the 95 machine 
>by name from the XP machine.  Furthermore, I cannot get the 95 machine to find the 
>server in Network Neighborhood (which means I cannot get print sharing or file sharing 
>to work).  
>
>At this point, I know the network connection is good.  I've set the default gateway 
>on the 95 machine to the IP address of the first machine.  I've made sure both machines 
>are referencing the correct workgroup and that NT logon has been unchecked (so only 
>windows logon remains.  I've set up a user account on my XP machine for the 95 machine 
>to log into.  Any ideas?  At one point, I did have the XP machine showing up in 
Network 
>Neighborhood but even then, I wasn't able to print share and when I clicked on the 
>computer name, it said no matching network machine found.

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