Vista - XP networking

XP Dell hardwired to Linksys router and dsl modem. Vista Gateway on network
via wireless PCI. No matter what permissions I log to files in either
computer, I have full or partial access to some of them but not others. This
is the case at both PCs. So Vista can access XP, printer sharing works in
bothdirections (HP Photo on XP end and HP882c on Vista end. Any suggestions
on how to get the permissions to skick?
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Make sure you have permissions in the Security tab. This search result may
help too.

Vista Permission IssuesVista Administrative sharing issues Vista can open
but save - access denied · Vista can't access XP hard drives because of
permissions ...
www.chicagotech.net/vista/vistapermission.htm


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"Jorge" <Jorge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C05809ED-11E7-4366-BABC-56D966B33242@microsoft.com...
> XP Dell hardwired to Linksys router and dsl modem. Vista Gateway on
> network
> via wireless PCI. No matter what permissions I log to files in either
> computer, I have full or partial access to some of them but not others.
> This
> is the case at both PCs. So Vista can access XP, printer sharing works in
> bothdirections (HP Photo on XP end and HP882c on Vista end. Any
> suggestions
> on how to get the permissions to skick?
> --
> Life is not a banquet; it is a covered dish dinner. What do you bring to
> the table?

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb727037.aspx

Have a read of the above link re Vista File and Printer Sharing.
How to give Permissions are there, too.

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"Jorge" wrote:

> XP Dell hardwired to Linksys router and dsl modem. Vista Gateway on network
> via wireless PCI. No matter what permissions I log to files in either
> computer, I have full or partial access to some of them but not others. This
> is the case at both PCs. So Vista can access XP, printer sharing works in
> bothdirections (HP Photo on XP end and HP882c on Vista end. Any suggestions
> on how to get the permissions to skick?
> --
> Life is not a banquet; it is a covered dish dinner. What do you bring to
> the table?

Let me restate the Problem. Gateway 5438 - Vista Home Premium - Linksys PCI;
Dell 4550 - XP home - D Link PCI; Dell 8400 XP Media Center - Ethernet to
Linksys WRT54GS
Media Center accesses files from Gateway; Home accesses files from Gateway;
Dells do not access from one another and Gateway does not access from Dells.
All PCs are on same net and same workgroup. They appear on
Vista Net & sharing expanded Map. They appear on McAfee Map. They appear
on network places as indicated in the preceding access pattern. LLTD is
installed and running on the XPs. Folders are individually shared from each
PC. Everything is done with full Administrative priviledges because I am the
only user of the Gateway and the 4550 and the administrator of the 8400. Any
help would be appreciated. I have read all the referenced self help files
and links and most of them are way beyond my understanding and those I
understood I had already applied.
--
Life is not a banquet; it is a covered dish dinner. What do you bring to
the table?


"Mick Murphy" wrote:

> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb727037.aspx
>
> Have a read of the above link re Vista File and Printer Sharing.
> How to give Permissions are there, too.
>
> .
>
>
> "Jorge" wrote:
>
> > XP Dell hardwired to Linksys router and dsl modem. Vista Gateway on network
> > via wireless PCI. No matter what permissions I log to files in either
> > computer, I have full or partial access to some of them but not others. This
> > is the case at both PCs. So Vista can access XP, printer sharing works in
> > bothdirections (HP Photo on XP end and HP882c on Vista end. Any suggestions
> > on how to get the permissions to skick?
> > --
> > Life is not a banquet; it is a covered dish dinner. What do you bring to
> > the table?

Sounds like it might be McAfee. Check their site, see if you can find the
solution to your problem there.

Ernie

Life is what you make it. Always has been, always will be.
(Grandma Moses)



"Jorge" <Jorge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6DA533B8-8BE7-46EA-8C45-7C7DE34FAAF6@microsoft.com...
> Let me restate the Problem. Gateway 5438 - Vista Home Premium - Linksys
> PCI;
> Dell 4550 - XP home - D Link PCI; Dell 8400 XP Media Center - Ethernet to
> Linksys WRT54GS
> Media Center accesses files from Gateway; Home accesses files from
> Gateway;
> Dells do not access from one another and Gateway does not access from
> Dells.
> All PCs are on same net and same workgroup. They appear on
> Vista Net & sharing expanded Map. They appear on McAfee Map. They appear
> on network places as indicated in the preceding access pattern. LLTD is
> installed and running on the XPs. Folders are individually shared from
> each
> PC. Everything is done with full Administrative priviledges because I am
> the
> only user of the Gateway and the 4550 and the administrator of the 8400.
> Any
> help would be appreciated. I have read all the referenced self help files
> and links and most of them are way beyond my understanding and those I
> understood I had already applied.
> --
> Life is not a banquet; it is a covered dish dinner. What do you bring to
> the table?
>
>
> "Mick Murphy" wrote:
>
>> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb727037.aspx
>>
>> Have a read of the above link re Vista File and Printer Sharing.
>> How to give Permissions are there, too.
>>
>> .
>>
>>
>> "Jorge" wrote:
>>
>> > XP Dell hardwired to Linksys router and dsl modem. Vista Gateway on
>> > network
>> > via wireless PCI. No matter what permissions I log to files in either
>> > computer, I have full or partial access to some of them but not others.
>> > This
>> > is the case at both PCs. So Vista can access XP, printer sharing works
>> > in
>> > bothdirections (HP Photo on XP end and HP882c on Vista end. Any
>> > suggestions
>> > on how to get the permissions to skick?
>> > --
>> > Life is not a banquet; it is a covered dish dinner. What do you bring
>> > to
>> > the table?