Adding XP Home computer to wireless network

I have installed the wireless router on my XP Pro computer.
When I check the XP Home computer it says that the network is available with
excellent signal strength.
But, when I connect to the network I still can't access the internet.
Help on the WEB says that I need to enable TCP/IP for my wireless connection.
The WEB help displays dialog boxes with a check box to enable TCP/IP, but
not how to get to them.
When I do find a dialog box with matching title, there is no check box to
enable TCP/IP.
It seems that WEB help assumes you have XP Pro.
Can anybody give me a step-by-step procedure to enable TCP/IP on a wireless
connection on an XP Home computer ?

"Bractals" <Bractals@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have installed the wireless router on my XP Pro computer.
> When I check the XP Home computer it says that the network is available
> with
> excellent signal strength.
> But, when I connect to the network I still can't access the internet.
> Help on the WEB says that I need to enable TCP/IP for my wireless
> connection.
> The WEB help displays dialog boxes with a check box to enable TCP/IP, but
> not how to get to them.
> When I do find a dialog box with matching title, there is no check box to
> enable TCP/IP.
> It seems that WEB help assumes you have XP Pro.
> Can anybody give me a step-by-step procedure to enable TCP/IP on a
> wireless
> connection on an XP Home computer ?

In the machine that is connected have you checked the properties of the
connection and told it to share with other computers on the network?

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Remove the passwords until you connect OK then re-add the passwords.
Ask your neighbor to test a connect if he lives close by.