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I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP
Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... |
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I found a solution..the windows firewall!!! Now I feel like a really dummy..I have tried for 6 months to get this up and running..special thanks to Robert" MVP" for is link that got me on the right path... "Derrick" wrote: I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... |
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and a special thank you to Chuck "MVP" for his link too "Derrick" wrote: I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... |
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This is exactly the problem I've been having. Could you please tell me your
solution or where I can find it. Thanks. "Derrick" wrote: and a special thank you to Chuck "MVP" for his link too "Derrick" wrote: I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... |
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I have the same problem. Please post the solution!
"Mark" wrote: This is exactly the problem I've been having. Could you please tell me your solution or where I can find it. Thanks. "Derrick" wrote: and a special thank you to Chuck "MVP" for his link too "Derrick" wrote: I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... |
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On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 02:08:01 -0700, Mark wrote:
"Derrick" wrote: and a special thank you to Chuck "MVP" for his link too "Derrick" wrote: I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... This is exactly the problem I've been having. Could you please tell me your solution or where I can find it. Thanks. The "problem" that you've been having is actually a symptom. There are several problems that can cause the same symptom (inability to "see" other computers). These problems have always existed; with Vista and its redesigned features, they simply became more obvious. http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2006/12/windows-xp-and-vista-on-lan-together.html http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2006/1...-together.html -- Cheers, Chuck, MS-MVP 2005-2007 [Windows - Networking] http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/ Paranoia is not a problem, when it's a normal response from experience. My email is AT DOT actual address pchuck mvps org. |
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Thanks Chuck, the KB download for XP to have LLTD was my problem.
=) "Chuck [MVP]" wrote in message ... On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 02:08:01 -0700, Mark wrote: "Derrick" wrote: and a special thank you to Chuck "MVP" for his link too "Derrick" wrote: I have tried everything I have seen and can not get my Vista Laptop or my XP Desktop to share with each other. I can see my XP Desktop in Vistas Network and Sharing "show all"map..but can't get in to access my shared files. I have downloaded the LinkLayer Topology thing it says XP has to have..I can see XP on Vista but can't access..I can't even see Vista on the XP. I hate Vista !! XP is so easy..Vista is just crap..any help would be apprieciated... This is exactly the problem I've been having. Could you please tell me your solution or where I can find it. Thanks. The "problem" that you've been having is actually a symptom. There are several problems that can cause the same symptom (inability to "see" other computers). These problems have always existed; with Vista and its redesigned features, they simply became more obvious. http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2006/12/windows-xp-and-vista-on-lan-together.html http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2006/1...-together.html -- Cheers, Chuck, MS-MVP 2005-2007 [Windows - Networking] http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/ Paranoia is not a problem, when it's a normal response from experience. My email is AT DOT actual address pchuck mvps org. |