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Asked by Kuba in Miscellaneous Networking, TCP/IP
I have a workgroup with 4 PCs, one on XP and the other 3 on 98SE. Originally the one running XP was also on 98SE. When I upgraded this PC to XP I did so with a new harddrive and thus a clean install. Anywho... The XP machine sees all the other PCs on the network just fine and I can move/copy files to those other PCs. None of the others can see the XP machine. I can look in network neighborhood, explorer, search for computers, etc. nobody else can "find" the XP machine.
When I very first went to XP the machines could see each other but I could not share files. I went through and did all (I think all) the file sharing stuff and all was fine for a few weeks. The the XP machine (during this time I did NOT make any changes to anything) the XP machine went into hiding. I am assuming that there is some security setting somewhere in XP that is keeping me away from the network, but I sure can't find it.
Jeez, I thought that XP was supposed to be so much easier than 98 whenit came to networking! :-)
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