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I have two Vista computers and two Win2K computers on my home network. All
have the same workgroup and all were talking to each just fine. Then, tonight when I open Network on my Vista machines, the Win2K machines were not there; when I open Network on my Win2K machines, the Vista machines are there. Any ideas as to what might have happened? |
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CJ59801 wrote:
I have two Vista computers and two Win2K computers on my home network. All have the same workgroup and all were talking to each just fine. Then, tonight when I open Network on my Vista machines, the Win2K machines were not there; when I open Network on my Win2K machines, the Vista machines are there. Any ideas as to what might have happened? What security/antivirus programs do you have installed on the machines? Perhaps you have a Norton/McAfee/CA Associates/Trend product and it updated itself and decided to block the network. Look in Event Viewer on the Vista boxen for clues. Start OrbSearch boxtype: eventvwr.msc Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com Don't Panic! |