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Old February 28th 04, 08:21 PM
Brian Chapin
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Default File Sharing Problems

I recently purchased a laptop with wireless connectivity. My problem is
getting access the computer in my den through the MSHOME workgroup. Both of
my desktop PC's communicate fine with each other and the laptop has access
to one of my desktops but the other simply says "You may not have permission
to use this network resource"

Why would I be able to see and use the one desktops files and not the other?

The same PC I cannot access from the laptop can be accessed fine from my
other desktop. The two desktops are connected to the router via wire and the
laptop is connected via wireless to the same router. All of my machines are
running Windows XP with the most recent drivers/patches/firmware/etc.

Any ideas?


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Old February 28th 04, 09:41 PM
Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)
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Default File Sharing Problems

Did you run the XP Network Setup Wizard on all computers? If yes, did you
make sure all firewalls were disabled or otherwise turned off during the
wizard? During setup, the user is asked how this computer connects to the
Internet, an incorrect response can cause this issue. Usually, the correct
response is the "Gateway" response as opposed to the "Hub" response.

If the above does not help, click the Newsgroups button on the Outlook
Express toolbar, type network_web in the search box, select it in the list,
click the Go to button and try your question there.

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"Brian Chapin" wrote in message
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I recently purchased a laptop with wireless connectivity. My problem is
getting access the computer in my den through the MSHOME workgroup. Both
of
my desktop PC's communicate fine with each other and the laptop has access
to one of my desktops but the other simply says "You may not have
permission
to use this network resource"

Why would I be able to see and use the one desktops files and not the
other?

The same PC I cannot access from the laptop can be accessed fine from my
other desktop. The two desktops are connected to the router via wire and
the
laptop is connected via wireless to the same router. All of my machines
are
running Windows XP with the most recent drivers/patches/firmware/etc.

Any ideas?




 




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