network workgroup problem

Home lan
ADSL-router-PC1 XP SP2 Sharing internet wired
- PC2 XP SP2 conneting to internet through PC1 wired
- XBox 360 wired
- Laptop Vista wireless
All connect to the internet fine. All XP machines can see & share resources.

On Vista cannot find machines on workgroup DUCHARME \\APPSMACHINE or \\KEVIN

Ran patch Link Layer Topology Discovery (LLTD) Responder (KB922120) on
xpmachines.

Have run ipconfig /all & can answer specific questions or send print screen
copy.

Help all I want is to be able to print to \\appsmachine\hp7260 .

Did you manage to resolve your issue? I am seeing very similar situation. Home wireless network, one new Vista laptop, five other machines, of which four are XP and one is W2K. All on same workgroup.

All XP and W2K machines can see each other and can see the Vista laptop. Vista laptop can only see itself.

Have done extensive searches but found nothing that solves the issue (yet), so would appreciate anything you find that solves problem for you.

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For one thing, all computers in the home network should have the same
workgroup name if you want them to be able to communicate with one another.
The default workgroup name for XP is MSHOME, and the default workgroup name
for Vista is WORKGROUP. So if you use the defaults, and you have both XP
computers and Vista computers in your network, you will not be able to
communicate between them.

HTH

<Ross> wrote in message news:...
> Did you manage to resolve your issue? I am seeing very similar situation.
> Home wireless network, one new Vista laptop, five other machines, of which
> four are XP and one is W2K. All on same workgroup.
>
> All XP and W2K machines can see each other and can see the Vista laptop.
> Vista laptop can only see itself.
>
> Have done extensive searches but found nothing that solves the issue
> (yet), so would appreciate anything you find that solves problem for you.
>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com

I'm having the same issue. The XP machine can access the Vista Home Premium
machine but the Vista cannot access the XP machine. Even though Vista can
see the XP machine it says it can't find it when you try to access it.

It seems no one in the NG has an answer for it. At least they haven't come
forward with an answer.

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Bob Eyster
MS Windows Vista Home Premium



"Ross" wrote in message news:...
> Did you manage to resolve your issue? I am seeing very similar situation.
> Home wireless network, one new Vista laptop, five other machines, of which
> four are XP and one is W2K. All on same workgroup.
>
> All XP and W2K machines can see each other and can see the Vista laptop.
> Vista laptop can only see itself.
>
> Have done extensive searches but found nothing that solves the issue
> (yet), so would appreciate anything you find that solves problem for you.
>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com

i bought 2 same acer laptops with vista basic on them and i got them set up
in the same workgroup as my xp pc and set up to the network by wirless, they
both can accsess the internet 1 of my laptop can see the xp pc and the pc can
see that laptop but the other laptop can see the other laptop but cant see
the xp pc :s this is very puzzling.

"Ross" wrote in message news:...
> Did you manage to resolve your issue? I am seeing very similar situation.
> Home wireless network, one new Vista laptop, five other machines, of which
> four are XP and one is W2K. All on same workgroup.
>
> All XP and W2K machines can see each other and can see the Vista laptop.
> Vista laptop can only see itself.
>
> Have done extensive searches but found nothing that solves the issue
> (yet), so would appreciate anything you find that solves problem for you.
>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com


I found my home network worked much better when I amended some Norton
Firewall settings in XP.



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Michael Chare

Ross wrote:
> Did you manage to resolve your issue? I am seeing

very similar situation. Home wireless network, one

new Vista laptop, five other machines, of which four

are XP and one is W2K. All on same workgroup.
>
> All XP and W2K machines can see each other and

can see the Vista laptop. Vista laptop can only see

itself.
>
> Have done extensive searches but found nothing

that solves the issue (yet), so would appreciate

anything you find that solves problem for you.
>
> EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
> http://www.eggheadcafe.com

Have you tried turning off IPv6 on the vista machine?

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