xp computer cant see network

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I have 3 computers on network. Win 2000, 98se, XP. Win
2000 and 98se can see the xp machine but xp cant see the
other ones. All can use the internet. Tried the wizard
in xp but dosent work. Have turned firewall off and on,
no change. Does anyone have an idea what the problem
is. Thank You in advance. jim Cusey
 
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I have 3 computers on network. Win 2000, 98se, XP. Win
2000 and 98se can see the xp machine but xp cant see the
other ones. All can use the internet. Tried the wizard
in xp but dosent work. Have turned firewall off and on,
no change. Does anyone have an idea what the problem
is. Thank You in advance. jim Cusey
.
Sorry forgot to add that they are all in the same
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workgroup.
 
-----Original Message-----
I have 3 computers on network. Win 2000, 98se, XP. Win
2000 and 98se can see the xp machine but xp cant see the
other ones. All can use the internet. Tried the wizard
in xp but dosent work. Have turned firewall off and on,
no change. Does anyone have an idea what the problem
is. Thank You in advance. jim Cusey
.
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Don't know if you figured this one out yet but I have run
into this. What has happened to me is that on the Windows
2000 and window 98 machine I had netbeui protocol
installed and Windows XP doesn't have netbeui protocol
installed. So if you get rid of the netbeui and just run
the TCP/IP protocol then all of the stations on the
network will see each other. Hope this helps

Monica
 
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Don't know if you figured this one out yet but I have run
into this. What has happened to me is that on the Windows
2000 and window 98 machine I had netbeui protocol
installed and Windows XP doesn't have netbeui protocol
installed. So if you get rid of the netbeui and just run
the TCP/IP protocol then all of the stations on the
network will see each other. Hope this helps

Monica
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Monica I have netbeui and tcp/ip protocol running on all
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3 computers.
 
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