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Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type Win Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business.
Have tried to make the accounts the same.
I can access from the Vista Home Premium machine to the Vista Business. We will call them VHP and VB from now on to make it easier.
Made one account the same.
I can logon with an account from VHP to VB with no problems. I get the logon failure error trying to go from VB to VHP.
Please help me resolve this. Both systems are also 64bit systems. Really the only difference is Home Premium vs Basic.
One is a laptop and one is a desktop. Laptop is wireless using same router as desktop.
I can access from the Vista Home Premium machine to the Vista Business. We will call them VHP and VB from now on to make it easier.
Made one account the same.
I can logon with an account from VHP to VB with no problems. I get the logon failure error trying to go from VB to VHP.
Please help me resolve this. Both systems are also 64bit systems. Really the only difference is Home Premium vs Basic.
One is a laptop and one is a desktop. Laptop is wireless using same router as desktop.
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I'm still having the issues. I had a work around for a little while since I can see from one computer to the other.
Recap:
Computer one can see the shared files on computer two. But computer two cannot see the shared files on computer one. When trying to logon I get.
"\\one is not accessible. You might not have permission t use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.
Logon failure: the user has no been granted the requested logon type at this computer."
Then I can just click ok.
Thanks
Recap:
Computer one can see the shared files on computer two. But computer two cannot see the shared files on computer one. When trying to logon I get.
"\\one is not accessible. You might not have permission t use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.
Logon failure: the user has no been granted the requested logon type at this computer."
Then I can just click ok.
Thanks
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Ok. Tried a few things since no one has responded lately.
First. Change the computer name. Failed
Second. Disabled all security and firewalls. Failed
Third. Checked security on Router. Failed
Fourth. Rebooted both machines Failed
Fifth. Tried accessing via IP and any other ways I could think of. Either same error or some communictions error.
So is it computer two or computer one. Went and got another laptop. XP Pro. I get the same error message on the XP pro computer when trying to attach to one. EXACT SAME MESSAGE.
So something is definately wrong with computer one and it's networking ability.
Win Vista Home Premium.
Still looking for a solution.
First. Change the computer name. Failed
Second. Disabled all security and firewalls. Failed
Third. Checked security on Router. Failed
Fourth. Rebooted both machines Failed
Fifth. Tried accessing via IP and any other ways I could think of. Either same error or some communictions error.
So is it computer two or computer one. Went and got another laptop. XP Pro. I get the same error message on the XP pro computer when trying to attach to one. EXACT SAME MESSAGE.
So something is definately wrong with computer one and it's networking ability.
Win Vista Home Premium.
Still looking for a solution.
ASKER
Ran the Winsock Reset. Failed
Tried a reg hack for tokens. Failed.
Still not luck.
PLEASE HELP
Tried a reg hack for tokens. Failed.
Still not luck.
PLEASE HELP
ASKER
Just for grins. Removed the driver for the NIC. Still no luck.
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Yes I have.
Mr. Theras2000.
They are local accounts. I do not have a domain controller. I will take a look at the post and see if it can help.