
02-03-2007
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Resolved
Well, the problem is resolved. I'm not exactly sure how. There was a McAfee
Personal Firewall that was active on the Vista computer that I wasn't aware
of. After disabling that, it saw the XP computer in the Network/Workgroup
Computers list and the XP computer could see the Vista computer.
However, the odd thing is, I re-enabled the McAfee Personal Firewall
afterwards and the network is still running fine. So I'm not sure if that
actually was the issue. But it's working now anyways....
"postman" wrote:
> Had a home network comprised of 2 XP computers connected to a router.
> Swapped out one of the computers with a new Vista computer. When the XP
> computer tries to access the workgroup, it gets this error: "[Workgroup Name]
> is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network
> resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have
> access permissions. The network path was not found."
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> I installed the LLTD update on the XP computer and now the XP computer will
> show up on the Vista computer's Network Map, but it won't show up in the
> Workgroup Computers list. The XP computer gets the same error when trying to
> connect to the workgroup and I cannot ping the other computer.
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> Both computers have the same workgroup name. I've turned off the Windows
> firewall and Norton firewall--no change (even though these were active and
> the network worked before)
> I've tried both Public and Private network types on the Vista machine, and
> it's an unmanaged network. No username or password required.
>
> Doesn't seem like it should be this hard....Any other ideas?
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