In a message dated 7/16/2006 10:04:55 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
[log in to unmask] writes:
What OS are the other computers using? (You don't need the wizard for 
XP/2000 machines).
Is File and printer sharing turned on?
Have you used the "Add network place" wizard?
Create a share other than C:.
It's hokey, but sometimes the search feature will find the other shares 
when they don't appear in Network Places.


[log in to unmask] wrote:
> I know this issue has been brought up before.  I just took the leap and 
> downloaded/installed Win XP service pack 2.  After the install, I can no 
longer 
> access the three other computers on my home network.  I've turned off the 
Win XP 
> firewall and ran the network setup wizard and created a new setup floppy.  
I 
> ran that floppy on all the other comps.  The comps are connected via a 
router, 
> have the same workgroup name and all have the C: drive listed as full 
access 
> sharing.
> 
> When I click on My Network Places and select workgroup computers, I can see 
> the other comps but can't access them.
> 
> What am I forgetting?
Two of the other three comps run Win98se and the third runs Win98.  I did run 
the network wizard and ran the floppy on all three comps.  File/Printer 
sharing is turned on.  The C: drive on all comps is full access share.  I took your 
advice and shared My Doc on WinXP C: drive and a folder inside the other 
three C: drives.  

The three comps are now seeing all comps, but only able to explore/share 
files among themselves.  The WinXP comp sees the other three but won't allow me to 
"open" or "explore" the other three.  The error message says I don't have 
rights and no network path found.  I'm logged in as admin.  Any other suggestions?
TIA
Kevin Nowicki

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