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Nigel Andrews
I found that disabling the internal XP firewall solved my problem.
I had a working XP/ME network and added a new XP PC.
In using the Network Wizard on the original XP to create a disk to use on
the new XP, it knocked that (original) XP PC off the network!
The disk did however add the new one so I could see it from the ME PC.
I guess running the Network wizard enabled the firewall where it wasn't
before. Tho' it didn't enable it on the new XP PC - strange!
Nigel
I had a working XP/ME network and added a new XP PC.
In using the Network Wizard on the original XP to create a disk to use on
the new XP, it knocked that (original) XP PC off the network!
The disk did however add the new one so I could see it from the ME PC.
I guess running the Network wizard enabled the firewall where it wasn't
before. Tho' it didn't enable it on the new XP PC - strange!
Nigel