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I have an XP (Gateway Laptop) and a Vista Desktop I am trying to network.

Asked by uiwboy in Microsoft Operating Systems, Wireless Local Area Network, Networking Hardware Firewalls

I have an XP (Gateway Laptop) and a Vista Desktop I am trying to network. They have been networked together before but for some odd reason now the XP can see the vista machine but is unable to access it. The Vista machine can't see the XP machine. Both can ping each others IP addresses. I am using a Linksys WRT310N router as the access point. The Vista machine is hard wired to it and the XP machine is wireless. Both share that access point to a Motorola modem for internet access with no issues.

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I have an XP (Gateway Laptop) and a Vista Desktop I am trying to network.

Asked by uiwboy in Microsoft Operating Systems, Wireless Local Area Network, Networking Hardware Firewalls

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