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Old August 20th 09, 11:37 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web
Steve Adams[_2_]
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Default Cannot See Networked Computers

One desktop hardwired to network, two laptops (1 and 2) connected wirelessly.
All with different IP addresses in the network (192.168.2.X). THEY ARE ALL
CONNECTED, yet I cannot see them all from the laptops. When I go to the
entire network in Windows Explorer, I can see my network, MSHOME (clever,
huh) and when I'm at the desktop I can see all three computers. But at
Laptop 1, I can only see Laptop 1 -- not either of the other two computers.
When I'm at Laptop 2, I can see the desktop and Laptop 2, but not Laptop 1.
Nevertheless, I can print from either laptop to the printer attached to the
desktop, so I know they're connected.

Pinging is inconsistent as well. I can ping from all three computers to the
gateway, but only some of the time can I ping between Lartop 2 and the
desktop, and I have never been able to ping to Laptop 1 from the Desktop.

Any suggestions?
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