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From: KLBirt on 19 May 2008 20:24 Using XP/SP3, DSL, Linksys wireless Everything set up and works fine except, I can not see anything on each other computers drives. I have file sharing set. I marked both computers hard drives as shared. I ran the Network wizard on both systems and set up file sharing. I even tried the IP address in both systems firewalls. Both computers I can see the drives, I just can not access them. I am the owner of both systems and I am the admin on both. What am I missing?
From: Frankster on 19 May 2008 21:10 "KLBirt" <KLBirt(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DE0D2BB7-3714-4F8B-AA3F-0C4DFBDA5428(a)microsoft.com... > Using XP/SP3, DSL, Linksys wireless > Everything set up and works fine except, I can not see anything on each > other computers drives. I have file sharing set. I marked both computers > hard > drives as shared. I ran the Network wizard on both systems and set up file > sharing. I even tried the IP address in both systems firewalls. > Both computers I can see the drives, I just can not access them. I am the > owner of both systems and I am the admin on both. What am I missing? - Check the share permissions and make sure they are Change and Read (or Full), not simply read. - Check the file permsssions and make sure the logged in user (on whatever machine) has access via a group or via his userID. - Make sure the user(s) all have the exact same userID and password account on each machine. - Make sure the workgroup name is the same on all computers. -Frank
From: KLBirt on 20 May 2008 18:34 From my base computer, I can view the files on the user system. From the user system, it says that I do not have permission to access the base computer drives. On the base system, I have the drives set to allow the group to share my C drive on the network and users can access and change files. I do not have any users set up at all. It is just my wife and I who use these. The base is mine and the other is hers. Whatever I am missing must be on my system since I can access the other system. No user name or logon required on either machine. "Frankster" wrote: > > "KLBirt" <KLBirt(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:DE0D2BB7-3714-4F8B-AA3F-0C4DFBDA5428(a)microsoft.com... > > Using XP/SP3, DSL, Linksys wireless > > Everything set up and works fine except, I can not see anything on each > > other computers drives. I have file sharing set. I marked both computers > > hard > > drives as shared. I ran the Network wizard on both systems and set up file > > sharing. I even tried the IP address in both systems firewalls. > > Both computers I can see the drives, I just can not access them. I am the > > owner of both systems and I am the admin on both. What am I missing? > > - Check the share permissions and make sure they are Change and Read (or > Full), not simply read. > - Check the file permsssions and make sure the logged in user (on whatever > machine) has access via a group or via his userID. > - Make sure the user(s) all have the exact same userID and password account > on each machine. > - Make sure the workgroup name is the same on all computers. > > -Frank > >
From: Frankster on 20 May 2008 20:00 "KLBirt" <KLBirt(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:04BB501C-2894-4338-8740-E38F19F40917(a)microsoft.com... > From my base computer, I can view the files on the user system. From the > user > system, it says that I do not have permission to access the base computer > drives. > On the base system, I have the drives set to allow the group to share my C > drive on the network and users can access and change files. I do not have > any > users set up at all. It is just my wife and I who use these. The base is > mine > and the other is hers. Whatever I am missing must be on my system since I > can > access the other system. No user name or logon required on either machine. > > "Frankster" wrote: > >> >> "KLBirt" <KLBirt(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:DE0D2BB7-3714-4F8B-AA3F-0C4DFBDA5428(a)microsoft.com... >> > Using XP/SP3, DSL, Linksys wireless >> > Everything set up and works fine except, I can not see anything on each >> > other computers drives. I have file sharing set. I marked both >> > computers >> > hard >> > drives as shared. I ran the Network wizard on both systems and set up >> > file >> > sharing. I even tried the IP address in both systems firewalls. >> > Both computers I can see the drives, I just can not access them. I am >> > the >> > owner of both systems and I am the admin on both. What am I missing? >> >> - Check the share permissions and make sure they are Change and Read (or >> Full), not simply read. >> - Check the file permsssions and make sure the logged in user (on >> whatever >> machine) has access via a group or via his userID. >> - Make sure the user(s) all have the exact same userID and password >> account >> on each machine. >> - Make sure the workgroup name is the same on all computers. >> >> -Frank >> >> You are using a username on both computers. It's just that if there is only one existing, without a password, the PC will automatically log you on when it boots up. From what you say, the (only) username is probably different on each computer. Make sure the user(s) all have the exact same userID and password account on each machine. -Frank
From: smlunatick on 21 May 2008 13:28 Check anti-virus settings. Several offer Internet worm virus protection by blocking the accessing of shared drives by name (ex: \\PC1\sharedfolder) but may let these be accessed by IP address (ex: \\192.168.1.1\sharedfolder) If you can access the folder / PC by IP address, then you need to check an set the anti-virus Internet worm protection setting (such as the Resolve NetBIOS name.) On 20/05/2008 "Frankster" <Frank(a)SPAM2TRASH.com> wrote: > >"KLBirt" <KLBirt(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:04BB501C-2894-4338-8740-E38F19F40917(a)microsoft.com... >> From my base computer, I can view the files on the user system. From the >> user >> system, it says that I do not have permission to access the base computer >> drives. >> On the base system, I have the drives set to allow the group to share my C >> drive on the network and users can access and change files. I do not have >> any >> users set up at all. It is just my wife and I who use these. The base is >> mine >> and the other is hers. Whatever I am missing must be on my system since I >> can >> access the other system. No user name or logon required on either machine. >> >> "Frankster" wrote: >> >>> >>> "KLBirt" <KLBirt(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>> news:DE0D2BB7-3714-4F8B-AA3F-0C4DFBDA5428(a)microsoft.com... >>> > Using XP/SP3, DSL, Linksys wireless >>> > Everything set up and works fine except, I can not see anything on each >>> > other computers drives. I have file sharing set. I marked both >>> > computers >>> > hard >>> > drives as shared. I ran the Network wizard on both systems and set up >>> > file >>> > sharing. I even tried the IP address in both systems firewalls. >>> > Both computers I can see the drives, I just can not access them. I am >>> > the >>> > owner of both systems and I am the admin on both. What am I missing? >>> >>> - Check the share permissions and make sure they are Change and Read (or >>> Full), not simply read. >>> - Check the file permsssions and make sure the logged in user (on >>> whatever >>> machine) has access via a group or via his userID. >>> - Make sure the user(s) all have the exact same userID and password >>> account >>> on each machine. >>> - Make sure the workgroup name is the same on all computers. >>> >>> -Frank >>> >>> > >You are using a username on both computers. It's just that if there is only >one existing, without a password, the PC will automatically log you on when >it boots up. From what you say, the (only) username is probably different on >each computer. Make sure the user(s) all have the exact same userID and >password account on each machine. > >-Frank >
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