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I have a Linksys wireless router, a wireless enabled TabletPC, and a desktop
connected to the router via ethernet cable.
The TabletPC can access the internet thru the router, and can see and access
the Vista desktop. It can also use a printer connected to the Vista desktop.
My Vista desktop can't see, or access, the TabletPC come hell or high water.
I have matching user accounts on both machines, and have read the File and
Printer Sharing for Vista. I use OneCare, and all the necessary ports and
protocols appear to be set up for discovery and use.
TabletPC doesn't show up in Network when viewing computers on the same
network (either in Vista Network window, or on the TabletPC Network window).
Before I upgraded my desktop to Vista, everything was working fine on both
puters. No problems accessing, seeing, transferring files, etc. using Simple
File Sharing.
But when I upgraded to Vista on the desktop, it killed the networking
capabilities between the two computers. I got the TabletPC to see and access
the desktop finally, but not the other way around.
Any ideas?
connected to the router via ethernet cable.
The TabletPC can access the internet thru the router, and can see and access
the Vista desktop. It can also use a printer connected to the Vista desktop.
My Vista desktop can't see, or access, the TabletPC come hell or high water.
I have matching user accounts on both machines, and have read the File and
Printer Sharing for Vista. I use OneCare, and all the necessary ports and
protocols appear to be set up for discovery and use.
TabletPC doesn't show up in Network when viewing computers on the same
network (either in Vista Network window, or on the TabletPC Network window).
Before I upgraded my desktop to Vista, everything was working fine on both
puters. No problems accessing, seeing, transferring files, etc. using Simple
File Sharing.
But when I upgraded to Vista on the desktop, it killed the networking
capabilities between the two computers. I got the TabletPC to see and access
the desktop finally, but not the other way around.
Any ideas?