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March 31st 07, 05:20 PM
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I have four computers in a work group configuration, one running Win XP Home,
one Win 2000, one Server 2000 and one Vista Business. The Vista computer sees the other three and can access them as administrator, but I cannot access the Vista computer or the printers connected to it from any of the other three. The Vista machine has all but “Password protected sharing” set to “On” in the “Network and Sharing Center” and “Share Permissions Group: Everyone” has “Allow” checked on all three options. The properties “Sharing” tab shows the “C:\” drive as “Shared”. No access with firewall turned on or off. What did I miss? Jim 
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March 31st 07, 07:34 PM
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Have you also checked the 'security' tab?
"ainow" wrote: I have four computers in a work group configuration, one running Win XP Home, one Win 2000, one Server 2000 and one Vista Business. The Vista computer sees the other three and can access them as administrator, but I cannot access the Vista computer or the printers connected to it from any of the other three. The Vista machine has all but “Password protected sharing” set to “On” in the “Network and Sharing Center” and “Share Permissions Group: Everyone” has “Allow” checked on all three options. The properties “Sharing” tab shows the “C:\” drive as “Shared”. No access with firewall turned on or off. What did I miss? Jim
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April 1st 07, 02:06 AM
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Yes, all are set to Allow for Authenticated Users, System, Administrators...
and Users... "Rovin" wrote: Have you also checked the 'security' tab? "ainow" wrote: I have four computers in a work group configuration, one running Win XP Home, one Win 2000, one Server 2000 and one Vista Business. The Vista computer sees the other three and can access them as administrator, but I cannot access the Vista computer or the printers connected to it from any of the other three. The Vista machine has all but “Password protected sharing” set to “On” in the “Network and Sharing Center” and “Share Permissions Group: Everyone” has “Allow” checked on all three options. The properties “Sharing” tab shows the “C:\” drive as “Shared”. No access with firewall turned on or off. What did I miss? Jim
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April 1st 07, 04:32 PM
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Hi Ainow. Do you have exactly the same user account(s) and password(s) on
all machines? Thanks, Gloria -- Gloria Boyer Windows User Assistance Microsoft Corporation "ainow" wrote in message ... Yes, all are set to Allow for Authenticated Users, System, Administrators... and Users... "Rovin" wrote: Have you also checked the 'security' tab? "ainow" wrote: I have four computers in a work group configuration, one running Win XP Home, one Win 2000, one Server 2000 and one Vista Business. The Vista computer sees the other three and can access them as administrator, but I cannot access the Vista computer or the printers connected to it from any of the other three. The Vista machine has all but "Password protected sharing" set to "On" in the "Network and Sharing Center" and "Share Permissions Group: Everyone" has "Allow" checked on all three options. The properties "Sharing" tab shows the "C:\" drive as "Shared". No access with firewall turned on or off. What did I miss? Jim
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April 2nd 07, 02:08 AM
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Two have the same User name and password, the other two are different.
"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote: Hi Ainow. Do you have exactly the same user account(s) and password(s) on all machines? Thanks, Gloria -- Gloria Boyer Windows User Assistance Microsoft Corporation "ainow" wrote in message ... Yes, all are set to Allow for Authenticated Users, System, Administrators... and Users... "Rovin" wrote: Have you also checked the 'security' tab? "ainow" wrote: I have four computers in a work group configuration, one running Win XP Home, one Win 2000, one Server 2000 and one Vista Business. The Vista computer sees the other three and can access them as administrator, but I cannot access the Vista computer or the printers connected to it from any of the other three. The Vista machine has all but "Password protected sharing" set to "On" in the "Network and Sharing Center" and "Share Permissions Group: Everyone" has "Allow" checked on all three options. The properties "Sharing" tab shows the "C:\" drive as "Shared". No access with firewall turned on or off. What did I miss? Jim
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