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I have spent hours trying to get my Vista Home Premium PC to see my XP
Professional PC. The XP machine sees the Vista machine fine, but I can actually search for it in XP. I have set the Workgroup to MSHOME on both PC's & even completely disabled all of the networking stuff on my Norton NIS. I have even changed the name under the middle icon in the Network and Sharing Center to MSHOME. Vista just does not see the XP PC. The search feature in the Network windows just seems to look at the icons already displayed. Is there a similar feater to the Search For Computers wizard in XP. It finds my other PC's when they dont show up !!! Thanks. |
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Is there a similar feater to the Search For Computers wizard in XP. It finds my other PC's when they dont show up !!! Hi Install this file into your XP machine or the vista network map will not see the XP machine http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...g=ensorrystill get a problem try this onehttp://www.networkmagic.com/download/free for 30 daysinstall in both computers and run it should helpsort it all outcheersKeith D. |
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The name of the network in the NSC doesn't matter for this. Nor does the
LLTD patch have anything to do with discovering the other PCs. Make sure that Network Discovery and File Sharing are enabled on the Vista machine. You'll also need to permit file and print sharing in both machine's firewalls. "Tom Darlington" a écrit dans le message de ... I have spent hours trying to get my Vista Home Premium PC to see my XP Professional PC. The XP machine sees the Vista machine fine, but I can actually search for it in XP. I have set the Workgroup to MSHOME on both PC's & even completely disabled all of the networking stuff on my Norton NIS. I have even changed the name under the middle icon in the Network and Sharing Center to MSHOME. Vista just does not see the XP PC. The search feature in the Network windows just seems to look at the icons already displayed. Is there a similar feater to the Search For Computers wizard in XP. It finds my other PC's when they dont show up !!! Thanks. |
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I tried Network Magic and it didn't help.
"Keith D" wrote: Is there a similar feater to the Search For Computers wizard in XP. It finds my other PC's when they dont show up !!! Hi Install this file into your XP machine or the vista network map will not see the XP machine http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...g=ensorrystill get a problem try this onehttp://www.networkmagic.com/download/free for 30 daysinstall in both computers and run it should helpsort it all outcheersKeith D. |
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Make sure that the appropriate firewall ports are open on both computers.
"Rick DUncan" wrote in message ... I tried Network Magic and it didn't help. "Keith D" wrote: Is there a similar feater to the Search For Computers wizard in XP. It finds my other PC's when they dont show up !!! Hi Install this file into your XP machine or the vista network map will not see the XP machine http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...g=ensorrystill get a problem try this onehttp://www.networkmagic.com/download/free for 30 daysinstall in both computers and run it should helpsort it all outcheersKeith D. |
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