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I just installed a new Vista machine onto a home network with two XP machines
running on them. The vista machine sees all the shared folders on the XP
machines, and my XP laptop sees the shared folders and printer on the vista
machine. But the XP desktop does not see the vista machine when accessing my
network places. However, when I select "view workgroup computers" the Vista
machine is displayed. And when I select properties for the vista in that
window, I get an error message that reads "You do not have the appropriate
access rights for the server." All the machines use PC-cillin, and have the
same firewall settings. But, I did once have Norton Antivirus on the
desktop, but I removed it using the Norton Removal Tool. Is there a more
speciific settting I have to make in the Vista machine or the XP machine to
allow the XP to access the Vista shared folders?
running on them. The vista machine sees all the shared folders on the XP
machines, and my XP laptop sees the shared folders and printer on the vista
machine. But the XP desktop does not see the vista machine when accessing my
network places. However, when I select "view workgroup computers" the Vista
machine is displayed. And when I select properties for the vista in that
window, I get an error message that reads "You do not have the appropriate
access rights for the server." All the machines use PC-cillin, and have the
same firewall settings. But, I did once have Norton Antivirus on the
desktop, but I removed it using the Norton Removal Tool. Is there a more
speciific settting I have to make in the Vista machine or the XP machine to
allow the XP to access the Vista shared folders?