I have a small wireless home network. 2 laptops and 2
desktops. All the computers can access the internet and
all but 1 computer can access one another. I can ping
each one and get a reply using the ip addresses of the
various computers and if I ping using the computer name I
get a reply except for the one computer that cannot see
the workgroup. They all are usin 192.168.1.xxx and
255.255.255.0. I am using DCHP. I checked all computers
using ipconfig and cannot see any anomalies. I have file
and printer sharing on all computers checked. Any other
ideas?

what do you get if using net view \\remotecomputer? it could be master
browser issue too.

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"janpoe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a small wireless home network. 2 laptops and 2
> desktops. All the computers can access the internet and
> all but 1 computer can access one another. I can ping
> each one and get a reply using the ip addresses of the
> various computers and if I ping using the computer name I
> get a reply except for the one computer that cannot see
> the workgroup. They all are usin 192.168.1.xxx and
> 255.255.255.0. I am using DCHP. I checked all computers
> using ipconfig and cannot see any anomalies. I have file
> and printer sharing on all computers checked. Any other
> ideas?