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I have a network consisting of 3 computers. One is a
Dell running Windows XP Pro which is connected to my router. Another is an HP Pavillion Notebook running windows XP home ed. The final one is a self Built computer [intel motherboard, 3.0 GHz processor] running Windows xp professional. I can share files between the Dell and the notebook but neither one "sees" my new one. I can connect to the internet and MS Broadband Utility says that I am connected to the workgroup as well as the internet. Any ideas as to what is wrong? Email me at (E-Mail Removed) Thanks gwallace |
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Check the "new one" to make sure you're not running Internet Connection
Firewall on it. I'm guessing it is Windows XP, so just go into Help and Support, search for ICF and the wizard will lead you through checking. -- Chris H. Microsoft Windows MVP Associate Expert Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone "gwallace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:1304401c3f6ab$26264a70$(E-Mail Removed)... > I have a network consisting of 3 computers. One is a > Dell running Windows XP Pro which is connected to my > router. Another is an HP Pavillion Notebook running > windows XP home ed. The final one is a self Built > computer [intel motherboard, 3.0 GHz processor] running > Windows xp professional. > > I can share files between the Dell and the notebook but > neither one "sees" my new one. I can connect to the > internet and MS Broadband Utility says that I am > connected to the workgroup as well as the internet. Any > ideas as to what is wrong? > > Email me at (E-Mail Removed) > Thanks |
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IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your help, Chris! >-----Original Message----- >Check the "new one" to make sure you're not running Internet Connection >Firewall on it. I'm guessing it is Windows XP, so just go into Help and >Support, search for ICF and the wizard will lead you through checking. >-- >Chris H. >Microsoft Windows MVP >Associate Expert >Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone > >"gwallace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >news:1304401c3f6ab$26264a70$(E-Mail Removed)... >> I have a network consisting of 3 computers. One is a >> Dell running Windows XP Pro which is connected to my >> router. Another is an HP Pavillion Notebook running >> windows XP home ed. The final one is a self Built >> computer [intel motherboard, 3.0 GHz processor] running >> Windows xp professional. >> >> I can share files between the Dell and the notebook but >> neither one "sees" my new one. I can connect to the >> internet and MS Broadband Utility says that I am >> connected to the workgroup as well as the internet. Any >> ideas as to what is wrong? >> >> Email me at (E-Mail Removed) >> Thanks > > >. > |
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Good deal. Enjoy it now!
-- Chris H. Microsoft Windows MVP Associate Expert Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone "gwallace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:1331301c3f706$0902d1b0$(E-Mail Removed)... > IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > Thanks for your help, Chris! > >-----Original Message----- > >Check the "new one" to make sure you're not running > Internet Connection > >Firewall on it. I'm guessing it is Windows XP, so just > go into Help and > >Support, search for ICF and the wizard will lead you > through checking. > >-- > >Chris H. > >Microsoft Windows MVP > >Associate Expert > >Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone > > > >"gwallace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote > in message > >news:1304401c3f6ab$26264a70$(E-Mail Removed)... > >> I have a network consisting of 3 computers. One is a > >> Dell running Windows XP Pro which is connected to my > >> router. Another is an HP Pavillion Notebook running > >> windows XP home ed. The final one is a self Built > >> computer [intel motherboard, 3.0 GHz processor] running > >> Windows xp professional. > >> > >> I can share files between the Dell and the notebook but > >> neither one "sees" my new one. I can connect to the > >> internet and MS Broadband Utility says that I am > >> connected to the workgroup as well as the internet. > Any > >> ideas as to what is wrong? > >> > >> Email me at (E-Mail Removed) > >> Thanks > > > > > >. > > |
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