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Troubleshooting Windows 95/98/ME/2000 peer to peer networking problems Windows 95/98/ME/2000 peer to peer networking is one of the simplest types of networking. As a result, most Windows 95/98/ME/2000 peer to peer networking problems that are not hardware caused are to do with what could be called “setup discipline” rather than anything else. That said, Windows peer to peer networking is definitely “flaky” at best and can throw in its own problems that have nothing to do with the ability of the person setting up the network. A peer to peer network, as opposed to a server based network, is a network with loose security where all PCs can potentially be servers (ie. their files & printers can be made available to other PCs on the network), whereas a server based network is one where all files are stored on a central server and access to that server via the network, or at the server, is secure and controlled by usernames and passwords, and where you can define network-wide varying levels of access.