Scott
December 5th 03, 07:34 PM
ok, first off check the domain names make sure they're all
on the same one, like MSHOME, or The House, or HOUSE, or
something. next, on the machine that you are trying to
access, you may not have set sharing properties on it, so
right click on the C: drive go to Sharing and security,
and then go through the motions, and you should get that
nasty little warning out of the way. hope all goes well
for you, oh and just so you know, I had that exact
problem, I have three comps one on XP pro the others on
2000Pro. couldn't see either comps until I named them
correctly, and set sharing on all.
regards Scott.
This is provided as is with no warrenties, WinXP power
Users group!
>-----Original Message-----
>I am using Windows XP Professional. I have followed the
>directions for setting up a Home Office Network. However,
>on one of my two computers, when I attempt to view the
>network computers I get the following message:
>
>"The network is not accessable. You may not have
>permission to use this network resource."
>
>I am the only person who uses these computers so how can
>I not have permission to access my own network?
>
>I have read Technical Article # 304040 which acknowledges
>that Windows XP has a problem with allowing access but
>the instructions to fix the problem aren't clear.
>
>Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
>.
>
on the same one, like MSHOME, or The House, or HOUSE, or
something. next, on the machine that you are trying to
access, you may not have set sharing properties on it, so
right click on the C: drive go to Sharing and security,
and then go through the motions, and you should get that
nasty little warning out of the way. hope all goes well
for you, oh and just so you know, I had that exact
problem, I have three comps one on XP pro the others on
2000Pro. couldn't see either comps until I named them
correctly, and set sharing on all.
regards Scott.
This is provided as is with no warrenties, WinXP power
Users group!
>-----Original Message-----
>I am using Windows XP Professional. I have followed the
>directions for setting up a Home Office Network. However,
>on one of my two computers, when I attempt to view the
>network computers I get the following message:
>
>"The network is not accessable. You may not have
>permission to use this network resource."
>
>I am the only person who uses these computers so how can
>I not have permission to access my own network?
>
>I have read Technical Article # 304040 which acknowledges
>that Windows XP has a problem with allowing access but
>the instructions to fix the problem aren't clear.
>
>Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
>.
>