F
frustrated
I have spent the better part of two weekends trying to get my XP w/ Service
Pack 2 desktop to network with my Vista Home Premium laptop.
Both computers are in the same workgroup (WORKGROUP).
I have turned off all firewalls, both software-based and on my router.
On the XP computer, I have installed the LLTD protocol.
The XP computer shows the Vista computer in the workgroup, but when I try to
access it it tells me it is not accessible because I "might not have
permission to use this network resource."
In Vista, the XP computer shows up in the Network Map, but when I pass the
cursor over it, it stays as an arrow; it does not change to a hand.
Furthermore, in the Vista Network window, it shows the router and the Vista
computer itself, but not the XP computer. I also cannot access the XP
computer directly by typing \\ and its name.
Each computer is able the ping the other.
I am using a Linksys WRT54G-TM router.
I am an administrator on both computers.
This is driving me crazy. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Pack 2 desktop to network with my Vista Home Premium laptop.
Both computers are in the same workgroup (WORKGROUP).
I have turned off all firewalls, both software-based and on my router.
On the XP computer, I have installed the LLTD protocol.
The XP computer shows the Vista computer in the workgroup, but when I try to
access it it tells me it is not accessible because I "might not have
permission to use this network resource."
In Vista, the XP computer shows up in the Network Map, but when I pass the
cursor over it, it stays as an arrow; it does not change to a hand.
Furthermore, in the Vista Network window, it shows the router and the Vista
computer itself, but not the XP computer. I also cannot access the XP
computer directly by typing \\ and its name.
Each computer is able the ping the other.
I am using a Linksys WRT54G-TM router.
I am an administrator on both computers.
This is driving me crazy. Any help would be greatly appreciated.