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HOW TO SETUP HOME NETWORK FILE SHARING WINDOWS
Vista networking Make sure Your windows firewall is active it affects the setting of network discovery if you disable widows firewall you wont be able to change network settings they are linked together strange but thats how microsoft configured it so make sure all these steps are set up to allow networking. Can actually see the hard drives, see the folders, but when try to access them, cannot access them. Matching user accounts have been set up on all three computers, with same names, no passwords, all with administrator privledges, so I know it is not that. Firewall has been turned off on individual computers, the firewall is on the T1 line, external to the inner workgroup, so I know it’s not a firewall problem.
We even had an outside tech guy come in.he said all of our configurations are set up correctly and he couldn’t figure out why it was doing it either! We are at the point where we are saying “to heck with it” and are going to put all the important stuff in the public folders unless someone can make a suggestion as to something else for us to try. We can get them to share between the “Public” folders, but when we try and set the sharing up on any of the other folders (we want to set up the “my documents” folder on the boss’s computer as shared access for the office manager and myself ~ he doesn’t have to have access to our computers…but we need acccess to his…so we won’t have to be running in his office every little bit to access the files we need!) It keeps asking for user name and password, but none of the blasted things have user names and passwords set up! It’s also a private workgroup, not a public.
Sharing in Vista on peer-to-peer workgroup we are sharing between 3 computers in a peer-to-peer network between 3 Vista computers.
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