Home wireless network connections cut - a router issue?
I have 2 PC:
I assume that the HOMEDESKTOP, in this case, XP is the master browser because it is physically connected to the router and it is this machine that I created the wireless network and local.
N ° master of domain is chosen in an election. All devices have an equal chance of being elected little matter how they are connected. (A domain controller can always win, but that's neither here nor there). The problem here is that the Win 7 machine doesn't listen to the broadcasts and therefore think that it is the only device on the network and therefore chooses himself as master of go. The XP machine is involved in a normal election except that the Win 7 machine does not participate because he is not listening. They both choose and for a while, you have two masters to browse. The only listening to computer (XP) finally gets tired of hearing machine Win7 and abandoned as a master browser. Win 7 becomes the only browser then, but it does not work because he doesn't listen to any computer on the network. You can check this by bringing a window prompt (start-> Run-> "cmd") and enter the command:
nbtstat - a HOMEDESKTOP
or
nbtstat - a ROMANLAP1-PC
If the targen computer thinks that he is a master of travel, you will see a line "__MSBROWSE__".
For some reason, keeping the folders "My Documents" opened on both machines maintained the connection for 15 hours that day.
Anyway that you can keep the active connection, the machines will partner with the other. Once a connection is idling, then it must re-establish contact and is when the master browser or a response of diffusion is necessary and the Win 7 machine is unresponsive.
Try following all the steps in the article according to which apply to your configuration:
"Networking of computers running different Versions of Windows"
<>http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows >
I don't think there is a firewall in itself, but the way Windows 7 manages 'Home' vs networks 'Public' that can do behave like a firewall and cause problems with firewall-like. Article states that ' the network location is a setting that allows Windows to automatically adjust security and other settings according to the type of network to which the computer is connected. " --they don't talk a firewall, but this is part of what makes a firewall...
HTH,
JW
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