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StainlessSteelRat
Hi folks,
I have a workgroup with two Win XP Pro SP2 PCs.
It's rare that we copy files between them, but today I tried copying some
MP3s and got this error message after a few seconds of trying to copy: the
specified network name is no longer available. It happens if I try and push
the files onto a share from the source PC, or try and pull them from the
destination PC.
I've Googled the error, which others have encountered in a similar
situation, and tried some suggestions i.e. stopping the Wireless Zero
service and disabling 802.11 authentication. No errors are showing in Event
Viewer, although the application log was showing information events about
the EOPPol service (hence I disabled this based on another Google
suggestion, although it still hasn't helped).
The source PC is using an nForce integrated chipset. The destination PC is
using a Realtek 8130 PCI NIC. They're wired using a Linksys WRT54G router.
There used to be a wireless card in the destination PC, but after continual
dropping of the connection we swapped it for the wired Realtek NIC.
I've had to resort to burning the MP3s to CDRW to transfer them, but this
seems ludicrous when we have all this network hardware here. Otherwise the
network is fine, and we access the Internet without issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks
(Crossposted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web,
microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support,
microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics)
I have a workgroup with two Win XP Pro SP2 PCs.
It's rare that we copy files between them, but today I tried copying some
MP3s and got this error message after a few seconds of trying to copy: the
specified network name is no longer available. It happens if I try and push
the files onto a share from the source PC, or try and pull them from the
destination PC.
I've Googled the error, which others have encountered in a similar
situation, and tried some suggestions i.e. stopping the Wireless Zero
service and disabling 802.11 authentication. No errors are showing in Event
Viewer, although the application log was showing information events about
the EOPPol service (hence I disabled this based on another Google
suggestion, although it still hasn't helped).
The source PC is using an nForce integrated chipset. The destination PC is
using a Realtek 8130 PCI NIC. They're wired using a Linksys WRT54G router.
There used to be a wireless card in the destination PC, but after continual
dropping of the connection we swapped it for the wired Realtek NIC.
I've had to resort to burning the MP3s to CDRW to transfer them, but this
seems ludicrous when we have all this network hardware here. Otherwise the
network is fine, and we access the Internet without issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks
(Crossposted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web,
microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support,
microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics)