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I think that this is not a isolated event. I finally found how to add Vista
to my XP workgroup and it is seen by the other pc's but not accessible. I now cant see any other pc or even he workgroup from the Vista machine. I have went through and ensured the firewall is off, the sharing is set correctly and everything. I am greatly dissatisfied about this and I am beginning to dislike vista more. "Vbritt" wrote: I am having the same problem and have not found a solution. What I have found is that the only folder that I can access on the Vista machine is the public folder. So if I want to move stuff to my XP machine I first copy the files into one of the c:\Users\Public folders and then I am able to transfer the files to the XP box. The reverse is true if I want to move stuff from the XP box to the Vista box. I hope this helps until someone comes up with the real answer. "Airstream1" wrote: I have a wirless home network with an XP desktop connected wirelessly to a new Vista Home Premium desktop. The Vista machine is internet connected through a cable modem/Linsys wireless router. I have enabled file sharing on the vista machine for a particular folder, networkk discovery is on, file sharing on, passwrod protect off and Media Sharing off. I am registered on both machines under the same name. The problem is when I try to acess the folder from the XP machine I am denied access. The folder contains several sub-folders with family photos. It is not under my user account, On the drive tree it is C:\Family Photos. What I am I missing in setting up sharing this folder to from my XP machine? JohnM |