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On the pro box, the sequence <br />
Start&gt;run&gt;\\192.168.1.101 , Enter....<br />
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returned after few seconds a message box with<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; \\192.168.1.101<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;The network path was not found <br />
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I turned off the firewall on home box, &nbsp; i tryed again and same result. &nbsp; The sequence<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Start&gt;run&gt;cmd&gt;ping 192.168.1.101 works fine.<br />
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Remark: the two computers are connected in LAN on a 8-port swich.
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On the pro box, the sequence
Start>run>\\192.168.1.101 , Enter....

returned after few seconds a message box with
    \\192.168.1.101
   The network path was not found

I turned off the firewall on home box,   i tryed again and same result.   The sequence
   Start>run>cmd>ping 192.168.1.101 works fine.

Remark: the two computers are connected in LAN on a 8-port swich.

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Can you give me another solution?
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Any other suggestions? &nbsp; 
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Hello experts,<br />
I have a shared printer on an XP Home Eddition. I can't see that printer on my XP Proffesional. All two computers are connected in the same network (LAN) . The IP for XP PRO is 192.168.1.100, and for the XP HOME is 192.168.1.101. I tryed to ping the XP HOME, and it answered OK. What should i do to use the shared printer?<br />
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Hello experts,
I have a shared printer on an XP Home Eddition. I can't see that printer on my XP Proffesional. All two computers are connected in the same network (LAN) . The IP for XP PRO is 192.168.1.100, and for the XP HOME is 192.168.1.101. I tryed to ping the XP HOME, and it answered OK. What should i do to use the shared printer?

  

Can't connect to XP Home shared printer from XP Pro

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