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Posted by luckyluke80 on 05-12-2008 03:19 AM:

Network Problems - Sharing

I'm having a problem with my main computer networked / sharing files. My other 2 PC's can share files fine, however, my main isn't even seen.

I have folders shared (on main) and nothing comes up. I'll share a folder if I go into "my network place" it still show nothing for my folders. I've tried to run the network wizard 15 times on all 3 computer with the same result. It's being more of a problem because I just got a xbox 360 and it doesn't see my computer all my music & movies on it.

My all 3 computer work great on the internet with no problems.

Any ideas?

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Posted by Neversoft on 05-12-2008 05:58 AM:

1. Make sure all PC's have Microsoft File and Print Sharing installed on the Network Card properties

2. Make sure they're all in the same Workgroup

To be honest, I was helping a friend with this a couple of weeks ago but it was painful via MSN so I pointed him at a couple of online guides for troubleshooting... Have a Google, there's several good guides out there.


Posted by MrEMann on 05-12-2008 06:06 AM:

Is this a new problem? or has it been ongoing. I'd say if they have never seen the other machine, that you should check the workgroup info first. If this is a new problem, take teh offending machine and change its workgroup, restart, then change the workgroup back and restart

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Posted by Bakkoda on 05-12-2008 08:09 AM:

had the same problem with my old desktop few years back. couldnt even open \\127.0.0.1 or localhost. Im sure it was a netbios problem or one of the netbios services not functioning correctly. never got it working until i formatted and slapped a fresh OS down.


Posted by I don't computer on 05-12-2008 05:26 PM:

go to my network places>entire network>microsoft windows network and you can see all the workgroups in case your network is spread over multiple workgroups.


Posted by MrEMann on 05-13-2008 05:26 AM:

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Originally posted by Bakkoda
had the same problem with my old desktop few years back. couldnt even open \\127.0.0.1 or localhost. Im sure it was a netbios problem or one of the netbios services not functioning correctly. never got it working until i formatted and slapped a fresh OS down.


This sounds more like a LSP problem or bad hosts file. Way easy to fix.

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