Strange behavior in wireless network

Hey all,


it's me, again... :-D

Ok Thanks to everyone who tried to help me with my wireless network problem
between an xp and vista computer.

After 10 days of trying I still couldn't access a pc from the other, UNLESS
I tried to type the ip of the other comp in the "Run..." box of windows. The
shared folder opens...finally!!! It works this way on both computers, but
if I try to access the computers as usual, from the network window, I get an
error message (Not enough rights...and so on) What's the reason? The shared
folders now work, but why don't they work the easy way??

Sounds like name resolution issue. Have you enabled NetBIOS over TCP/IP? Or
this link may help,

Vista Name Resolution Issueswhile trying to access shared folders on the
Vista (Home Premium) system, I received the message, "You were not connected
because a duplicate name exists on ...
www.chicagotech.net/vista/vistanameissues.htm


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"Edo" <Edo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F97461BF-EE9A-477E-B37D-FBDF4E0514A2@microsoft.com...
> Hey all,
>
>
> it's me, again... :-D
>
> Ok Thanks to everyone who tried to help me with my wireless network
> problem
> between an xp and vista computer.
>
> After 10 days of trying I still couldn't access a pc from the other,
> UNLESS
> I tried to type the ip of the other comp in the "Run..." box of windows.
> The
> shared folder opens...finally!!! It works this way on both computers,
> but
> if I try to access the computers as usual, from the network window, I get
> an
> error message (Not enough rights...and so on) What's the reason? The
> shared
> folders now work, but why don't they work the easy way??
>
>