XP SP3 upgrade

[Ozzie]

I upgraded my xp home with SP3. Now I can't access shared folders on my home
network. I use a linksys router. I get a security alert message "Your curent
security settings do not allow this action". I disabled firewall and set the
browser security settings to the minimum to no avail. Anyone have any ideas.

 

[PA Bear]

And where, pray tell, did you get WinXP SP3?

 

[xxx_]

He may be an official beta tester.

And where, pray tell, did you get WinXP SP3?
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[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

Possible but not likely.
The members of the Technical Beta have their own private newsgroup for
discussion of related issues.

 

[Gordon]

Possible but not likely.
The members of the Technical Beta have their own private newsgroup for
discussion of related issues.

SP3 is apparently now available on Technet and MSDN....

 

[Thee Chicago Wolf]

I upgraded my xp home with SP3. Now I can't access shared folders on my home

network. I use a linksys router. I get a security alert message "Your curent
security settings do not allow this action". I disabled firewall and set the
browser security settings to the minimum to no avail. Anyone have any ideas.

Remove SP3 because it is not a final product. Surely when you
downloaded it you saw that it said RC1 or beta?

- Thee Chicago Wolf

 

[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

True, but it was suggested the OP was a Beta tester.

 

[Thee Chicago Wolf]

True, but it was suggested the OP was a Beta tester.

The OP didn't mention anything about being a beta tester. Seems the OP
didn't realize it was not a final release.

- Thee Chicago Wolf

 

[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

Read the whole thread, particularly the post from xxx, the one I
responded.
I never suggested the OP was a Beta tester that was xxx idea.
I said "Possible but not likely.".

 

[Thee Chicago Wolf]

Read the whole thread, particularly the post from xxx, the one I

responded.
I never suggested the OP was a Beta tester that was xxx idea.
I said "Possible but not likely.".

I did read all the threads. xxx, for whatever reason, stated this but
from the tone of the OPs question, it wasn't hard to deduce that he
was not a beta tester.

- Thee Chicago Wolf

 

[PA Bear]

If he's an official beta tester or an MSDN/TechNET subscriber, he knows
where to get support. (Hint: It's not in a public newsgroup.)

 

[toasale]

To non-beta testers > Please do not think you are going to increase the
functionality of your unit or anything else in a positive manner by trying
any package that is not, at least, a RC or RTM item; you are taking a leap
of faith in this regard and the leap can be hazzardous.