I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share access. I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the suggestions except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines see the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit that I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am a MCP and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

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I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share access. I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines see the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit that I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am a MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall turns itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news
I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share access. I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines see the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit that I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am a MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

Ok just try this, let the Norton firewall on for a check and take a look if
you are able to set in there to let file and sharing trough the firewall.

There are more problems reported using Symantec software, maybe a uninstall
will clear it out, as has worked for others.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall turns
itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows
Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news
I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share access.
I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines see
the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I
have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit that
I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am a
MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

I did an uninstall of NIS 07 and everything appeared. Go figure. I guess
it's back to XP until Microsoft gets the bugs out. Thanks for the help.

"koze" wrote:

Ok just try this, let the Norton firewall on for a check and take a look if
you are able to set in there to let file and sharing trough the firewall.

There are more problems reported using Symantec software, maybe a uninstall
will clear it out, as has worked for others.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall turns
itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows
Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share access.
I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines see
the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I
have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit that
I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am a
MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

This is not a MS bug but a Symantec problem G

Glad you have it going .

Ko

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
I did an uninstall of NIS 07 and everything appeared. Go figure. I guess
it's back to XP until Microsoft gets the bugs out. Thanks for the help.

"koze" wrote:

Ok just try this, let the Norton firewall on for a check and take a look
if
you are able to set in there to let file and sharing trough the
firewall.

There are more problems reported using Symantec software, maybe a
uninstall
will clear it out, as has worked for others.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I
reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall turns
itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows
Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines
or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share
access.
I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the
suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines
see
the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I
have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit
that
I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am
a
MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

Well, I can't put XP on this machine. It doesn't have drivers available in
XP. I will still need to know what settings with NIS 07 will work with Vista
to be able to see other computers and devices. Would you have a know working
list of these settings? I would hate to have to purchase additional software
since I paid extra for the Norton. Why would they bundle known incompatible
software?

"koze" wrote:

This is not a MS bug but a Symantec problem G

Glad you have it going .

Ko

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
I did an uninstall of NIS 07 and everything appeared. Go figure. I guess
it's back to XP until Microsoft gets the bugs out. Thanks for the help.

"koze" wrote:

Ok just try this, let the Norton firewall on for a check and take a look
if
you are able to set in there to let file and sharing trough the
firewall.

There are more problems reported using Symantec software, maybe a
uninstall
will clear it out, as has worked for others.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I
reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall turns
itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows
Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines
or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share
access.
I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the
suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines
see
the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I
have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit
that
I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am
a
MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

I'm sorry, I don't have those settings for you, have abandond their software
long ago due to problems.
If you are able to use the Windows Firewall you could use Avast (the Home
version is free after registration) for a AV and works for both 32 abd 64
bit.

That's the way I use my Vista, only the build in Firewall and Avast. Happy
camper that way.
Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Well, I can't put XP on this machine. It doesn't have drivers available
in
XP. I will still need to know what settings with NIS 07 will work with
Vista
to be able to see other computers and devices. Would you have a know
working
list of these settings? I would hate to have to purchase additional
software
since I paid extra for the Norton. Why would they bundle known
incompatible
software?

"koze" wrote:

This is not a MS bug but a Symantec problem G

Glad you have it going .

Ko

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
I did an uninstall of NIS 07 and everything appeared. Go figure. I
guess
it's back to XP until Microsoft gets the bugs out. Thanks for the
help.

"koze" wrote:

Ok just try this, let the Norton firewall on for a check and take a
look
if
you are able to set in there to let file and sharing trough the
firewall.

There are more problems reported using Symantec software, maybe a
uninstall
will clear it out, as has worked for others.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I
reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall
turns
itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows
Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to
the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro
machines
or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share
access.
I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the
suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines
see
the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares.
I
have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must
admit
that
I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I
am
a
MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

I had the same problem and solved it by completely uninstalling Norton and
rebooting.

"CableApe" wrote:

I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to the internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro machines or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share access. I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the suggestions except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines see the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares. I have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must admit that I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I am a MCP and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?

I don't know what settings you need, but once you know it's definitely NIS
that's blocking things, then it should be a matter of making Norton open the
correct ports.

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Well, I can't put XP on this machine. It doesn't have drivers available
in
XP. I will still need to know what settings with NIS 07 will work with
Vista
to be able to see other computers and devices. Would you have a know
working
list of these settings? I would hate to have to purchase additional
software
since I paid extra for the Norton. Why would they bundle known
incompatible
software?

"koze" wrote:

This is not a MS bug but a Symantec problem G

Glad you have it going .

Ko

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
I did an uninstall of NIS 07 and everything appeared. Go figure. I
guess
it's back to XP until Microsoft gets the bugs out. Thanks for the
help.

"koze" wrote:

Ok just try this, let the Norton firewall on for a check and take a
look
if
you are able to set in there to let file and sharing trough the
firewall.

There are more problems reported using Symantec software, maybe a
uninstall
will clear it out, as has worked for others.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
...
Yes. There are a couple of quirky things going on as well. When I
reboot
the PC the Windows Firewall turns itself off and Norton Firewall
turns
itself
on. I am working on that now but even when I have only the Windows
Firewall
on I still can't see the other machines.

"koze" wrote:

In the networking centre network discovery enabled?
Sharing files and printers enabled?

etc.

Ko.

"CableApe" schreef in bericht
news I have just purchases a Vista Business laptop and can connect to
the
internet
just fine wirelessly. I can't see my wired XP or 2000 Pro
machines
or
printers from the Vista machine. They all have complete share
access.
I
have read these threads and everything seems to match the
suggestions
except
I can't seem to find the LLTP patch mentioned. My wired machines
see
the
wireless laptop but can't connect despite the appropriate shares.
I
have
dissabled Norton Firewall and am relying on Windows. I must
admit
that
I
have never had these kind of problems before with prior OS's. I
am
a
MCP
and
this is getting frustrating. Any insight?