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From: Charlie3110 on 5 May 2008 07:07 Hi Malke Back again. I though that I could manage without the both way working but couldn't so I have re read your advice and have set up user accounts on all of the laptops and main PC and called them all the same "Guest" I haven't given them a password as it didn't ask for one but unless you tell me that this is essential I at least have an open user account of the same name on all of the PCs. However when I try to access the networking from some of the laptops and from my Desk top to certain laptops I get the message "\\charlie (laptop name)\is not accesssible. You might not have permission to use this network resourse. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions." What does this mean please Malke and what do I do now? Thanks Charlie "Malke" wrote: > Charlie3110 wrote: > > > Well thanks to you Malke I have got it working from Latop to my desk top > > PC. It can't see it the other way round but I am not too bothered as the > > desktop is the main source of material to be shared to my friend's laptop > > and my own. I got the printer working as well after changing the default > > to the desktop (I used to swap the cable over before but can now do it > > wirelessly. The main problem as you so rightly hit on straight away was > > the Firewall. Once I had sorted out the names of the PCs and the groups > > etc. it all fell into place. I knew I was in the right direction with that > > when I switched off the firewalls on both machines and it worked; then it > > was only, I say only but for me it was a struggle, had to make the > > partners trusting. Thanks again > > I'm glad you got it working, even if it is still not two-way. I've told you > everything I can to make the sharing two-way, so you may wish to read > through it again if you decide to revisit the issue. > > Thanks for taking the time to post back. > > Malke > -- > MS-MVP > Elephant Boy Computers > www.elephantboycomputers.com > Don't Panic! > |