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I am probably thick but I just want to be able to set up a network. My sons
computer is running XP professional and he is connected to me via a wireless router. My computer is running vista home premium and for the life of me I just cannot set up the two computers so they can see each other.The only icons I can see is the residential gateway and my PC. Why can't I see my sons computer when we are both connected to the same wireless router? I have read and read the information on Vista and XP but I just keep going round in circles. Please help, the lad only wants to access the music on my computer. |
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Hi Martine. Please follow the instructions in this article:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net.../vista_fp.mspx Thanks! Gloria -- Gloria Boyer Windows User Assistance team Microsoft Corporation |
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"Martine" wrote: I am probably thick but I just want to be able to set up a network. My sons computer is running XP professional and he is connected to me via a wireless router. My computer is running vista home premium and for the life of me I just cannot set up the two computers so they can see each other.The only icons I can see is the residential gateway and my PC. Why can't I see my sons computer when we are both connected to the same wireless router? I have read and read the information on Vista and XP but I just keep going round in circles. Please help, the lad only wants to access the music on my computer. |
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"Martine" wrote: I am probably thick but I just want to be able to set up a network. My sons computer is running XP professional and he is connected to me via a wireless router. My computer is running vista home premium and for the life of me I just cannot set up the two computers so they can see each other.The only icons I can see is the residential gateway and my PC. Why can't I see my sons computer when we are both connected to the same wireless router? I have read and read the information on Vista and XP but I just keep going round in circles. Please help, the lad only wants to access the music on my computer. |
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Thanks Gloria, I will try it,looks easier to understand than anything else I
have tried. "Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" wrote: Hi Martine. Please follow the instructions in this article: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net.../vista_fp.mspx Thanks! Gloria -- Gloria Boyer Windows User Assistance team Microsoft Corporation |
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You posted twice, but didn't say anything either time.
"kingmils" wrote in message ... "Martine" wrote: I am probably thick but I just want to be able to set up a network. My sons computer is running XP professional and he is connected to me via a wireless router. My computer is running vista home premium and for the life of me I just cannot set up the two computers so they can see each other.The only icons I can see is the residential gateway and my PC. Why can't I see my sons computer when we are both connected to the same wireless router? I have read and read the information on Vista and XP but I just keep going round in circles. Please help, the lad only wants to access the music on my computer. |