Setup disk is not needed. Don't you get an option to skip this?

>I changed the workgroup on the laptop and then attempted to run the network setup wizzard on the laptop. The wizzard requested that I make a setup disk to be used on the other computers. My laptop does not have a floppy drive so I could not create the disk. Is this why I am experiencing a problem. What is the set disk all about? How would I use it if I were able to make one. Could you create the setup disk and email it to me?
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>Neil
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>>Change the workgroup name on the laptop to the same workgroup name used by the other PCs. Then run the network wizard.
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>>>I am not using a domain. It is a workgroup called WORKGROUP. Please provide me with instructions for that configuration.
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>>>Neil
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>>>>>HI,
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>>>>>I have a Windows 2000 server in my office serving files to 8 other computers, all runinng windows 2000 prof. I attempted to add a new dell laptop, running XP prof, to the network. All of the computers on the network can see the shares on the new dell laptop, but the new dell cannot see the shares on the other computers in the network. Does anyone know of any issues related to windows 2000 server and XP prof.
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>>>>I assume that you are on a domain; if so, you have to let the laptop join the domain, and use a domain userid and password to log into XP (Open the System Applet, Computer Name, and run the Network Identification Wizard to properly establish the computer add domain access and use the Win2K DC for authentication.