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Hi, sorry if this is the wrong newsgroup... I didn't see one for 7.
I have 2 computers on the same workgroup/lan Desktop with XP Pro Laptop with 7 HP I have lots of folders shared on windows xp but I can't see them/access them in win7. Initial web searches suggested turning off or on simple file sharing in XP (really I forget which one) but I did that... eventually I could see the windows xp computer and its shared folders in win7 but if I tried to access them it would say something like permission denied. This was a few weeks ago. Today I thought I would take another stab at it and another website suggested using the network setup wizard in xp. I did that and rebooted both computers and now I can't even see the xp computer from w7. I think I remember something like this in the past with vista hb and xp pro and I know I was able to work around it then. I just don't know what the solution was. I've put in my due diligence on the web but I can't find any solution that actually works (or one that doesn't require pro/ultimate with gpedit/secpol) Thanks. |