Error message: Unable to browse the network.

I get this same error message when trying to "Add Printer"
and when clicking on "entire network" under Network
Neighborhood:

Unable to browse the network. The network is not
accessible.

This computer has internet access via high-speed broadband
through a router just fine, and it's visible just fine
from the other computer (plugged into the same router) on
this network.

The MS Knowledge Base is no help. I could only find
Article 260214, which refers to getting the "unable to
browse the network" message after upgrading to 98. That's
not the case here, and the registry key *AutoLogon) that's
reportedly the problem is not present in this case,
either.

any other ideas? Thanks!

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"Buffy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I get this same error message when trying to "Add Printer"
> and when clicking on "entire network" under Network
> Neighborhood:
>
> Unable to browse the network. The network is not
> accessible.
>
> This computer has internet access via high-speed broadband
> through a router just fine, and it's visible just fine
> from the other computer (plugged into the same router) on
> this network.
>
> The MS Knowledge Base is no help. I could only find
> Article 260214, which refers to getting the "unable to
> browse the network" message after upgrading to 98. That's
> not the case here, and the registry key *AutoLogon) that's
> reportedly the problem is not present in this case,
> either.
>
> any other ideas? Thanks!