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• Home network with 2 PC with Windows 7 and 1 PC Windows XP. When sharing files via the MSHome network I have permission errors. How can I solve this?

  original title: cannot open or copy some files within the home network

  I have a home network that are connected by a router.

  A (main) pc is connected via a cable to a router on Windows XP pro sp3.
  2 other laptops running Windows 7 connected via Wifi.

  All of them configured to work with the workgroup MSHOME.
  On the pc main (with XP), I have a folder shared with full access, including change files. The folder contains videos that are uploaded directly to it.

  Sometimes 2 other laptops can not access some files, they see them but can't open them or copy them, I get this error:
  http://S3.PostImage.org/623foisor/image.PNG

  If I do the following:
  On my main pc I move the movie file in this folder to another folder and then bad bring it back.
  The file can be accessed and copied!

  What's wrong?!

  I'm glad that you guessed it work.

  Permissions show that "Everyone" has full access inherited, so that the list must have been made after that you have added everyone.  "Everyone" in this list without a guest user (or any user if you have active Simple file sharing) would not have permissions on this folder.

  HTH,
  JW

• Cannot access shared folders on the home network.

  Until a few days ago, I had a successful network operation consisting of two Vista Home premium computers and two XP Home.  I have not had problems with opening files or folders before, but now I find I can access shared files and folders on the computer units XP vista, but cannot open the computers XP Vista of the units of the.  I get the following message:

  \\user-D5139A8DF2\desktop on IBM is not accessible.  You might not have permission to use this network resource.  Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.

  Not enough server storage is available to process this command.

  I checked the registry as suggested, computers are all on a home network with the same workgroup name.  One solution I found in the forums has to do with my anti-virus Norton N360, but as all my computers are using the same version of that I'm uncertain or not to change the settings.  It's very frustrating.  Can anyone offer a solution or suggestion, please?

  Hello

  It might be Norton.

  If not for "insufficient server memory is available to process this command."

  Read this, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/106167

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Enter Netwrking home network password problem

  I use a portable windows 7 family an emachines XP Edition and a hp Pavilion g7 and I started in network, but when you access files from my windows xp in my windows 7, he asks me a network password and I tried many things and don't work and it also won't let me print from my cause of windows 7 that my printer is connected to my desktop Xp Home edition computer, what can I do to stop this. Also when he access to music, or of the documents of my windows 7 in my xp asks me a password but by imputing my login to my windows 7, it allows me to access to documents, but not with my windows 7 access the xp computer im using a 2wire router to connect two computers in a network by the way

  I apologize in advance for the bad grammar: p

  I actually got underway, just typed my user name, or something I'm not sure my friend fixed but thanks!

• Can play.wma files fully but only seconds of .mp3 files on a home network with Windows 7 and WMP 12.0.7601 wireless

  Hello community,

  I have a problem with Windows Media Player 12.0.7061 when I try to listen to music through my home network Windows 7.  Windows Media Player has no problem playing the media all types of files locally on the Windows 7 system.  On my home network, .wma files play well through the (Pioneer) wireless speaker, but .mp3 and .mp4 files only play for the first ~ 5 seconds and then the audio stops.  If I wait long enough, Windows Media Player will skip to the next song and continue to play the .wma file.

  Is this a problem of DRM?  My home wireless network is too slow to allow .mp3 or .mp4 fully transmit the wireless speaker?

  Thank you!

  Problem dealt with.  It's a problem of bandwidth of wireless network.

• Transfers of extremely slow files on the home network 802.11 g

  Hello

  I have a home network with only two devices (more the router) on this subject.  The first is a portable computer, the second is a desktop PC / multimedia.

  My problem is that when I try to transfer a file from one computer to another, the transfer is terribly slow (for example, a 200 MB file will take 30 minutes).  I know that we cannot wait to be as fast as advertised wireless transfer rates by the manufacturer, but 100 kb/s is just too slow - especially when you consider that I can download files from the internet (on the home network, through the same router) to > 600 kb / s.  So, while I am very confused of what could be the problem, I'm pretty of course it is not a question of signal strength (and leaning me more towards a PC issue rather than a router problem).
  I looked online and saw people suggests to disable remote differential Compression and WIndows meeting space (which I did on both computers) - but my problem persists.

  Someone at - it any other suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Hi Enrique.

  If you are still experiencing slow I suggest to post your problem with your installation using the link below:

  Forum Windows 7 IT PRO networks

  hope this helps,

  B Eddie

• my computer dell notebook is newworked with my dell desk top. dell926 printer is shared on the local home network. laptop printed after all upward, but do not now print. Help

  representations and shared printer on laptop.  test page will not print.  diegnostics when it is run without a problem.  directed me to this as an alternative

  JaniceJohnson,

  Protection antivirus, firewall are usually the first place to look.

  Brand and model of computers and operating systems are generally useful.

  The links below can be useful

  Share a printer over a wireless network

  File sharing and print in Vista (thanks to mombodog)

  Share files and printers between Windows 7 and XP

  If you are using Vista/Windows 7, the patch (cleaning printer utility) must be running. Reference Dell 926 Photo all-in-One Printer owners thread (W7)

  Rick

• I need to reset my password on home network

  I was previously running vista home on my laptop. It crashed. The technology that has repaired the computer for me upgraded to vista Ultimate edition. The laptop doesn't remember my home network password & not more than I have. I have to use a wired connection, access to the internet. Does anyone know how can I reset my network password?

  You either go into your router and see if the password is availabe/visible, or reset your router to the factory settings and set up the network again.

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/189126

  "Microsoft's strategy concerning lost or forgotten passwords"

  Microsoft cannot help you recover the passwords of the files and Microsoft who are lost or forgotten product features.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistasecurity/thread/3eba3150-8742-4264-be9f-0daaad2282cd

  Read theBANNING of cracking of passwords information tools information provided in these forums in the thread above posted byBill fill MSFT, moderator

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Home network connection will not be ' don't forget username and password

  I have a small home network two PCs connected via a wireless router - Vista Home Premium connected wireless and Windows 7 Home Premium LAN connected.
  I have no problem with the Windows 7 PC, but the PC Vista doesn't remember the "name of PC-domain\username" and the password (from the Windows 7 PC) despite the box being checked. Once connected there no problem access the required records and the printer.
  I tried to use "map network drive", but, when the Vista PC is started, the network drive was a red x against it and I have to go through the PC/username and password rigmarol.
  The Vista PC belongs to another Member of the family and when she wants to print I have to intervene to make the connections. In my view, that it should be able to be done automatically.

  Hi WeDontByte,

  You can store passwords in Windows that you use to connect to Internet sites or networks. In this way, you don't have to type your password because Windows logs you automatically whenever you return to this place.

  1. open user accounts by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, click user accounts and family safety (or by clicking on user accounts, if you are connected to a network domain), and then clicking user accounts.
  2. in the left pane, click manage your network passwords.
  3. click on Add.
  4. in the journal on the box, type the name of the computer on the network or the URL of the Web site that you want to access.
  5. in the user name and password areas, type the user name and password that you use for this computer or a Web site, and then click OK.

  Store passwords for automatic logon
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/store-passwords-for-automatic-logon

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• home network

  Hello everyone, I have a presario S3100NX and my daughter has an acer laptop. Both are xp victories. I want to set up a small home network. Which would be better/easier wired or wireless? Is it as simple as the addition of a router? Any information would be appreciated. I've never tried this before. Thank you Joe

  samchilling, thanks for the reply. I guess the network configuration wizard will take care of this exact sharing of files, is-? I've probably will resume the router this weekend (any suggestions on a good router?) and will post back if I have problems. Thank you joe

• I can see PC 'A' on a home network wireless secure PC 'B' but unable to connect; path error

  On PC 'A' I see 'B' PC and connect normally.

  PC 'A' is under Vista Home Premium; 'B' PC is running Vista Home Premium 64.
  Both systems have all the Windows updates current.

  This problem occurred after a repair and a reinstall of the OS/OEM on PC 'B' disc image  I have studied many guides of troubleshooting and everything seems to be in order.  Name of the Working Group, sharing files, exploration of the network, etc. are all correctly.  Shared folder names and computer names follow rules.

  I tried with, on and outside of the firewall.   I also tried to disable the anti-virus protection on both computers.

  The PC normally inaccessible 'B' appear in the router admin utilities.  No, there is an IP address conflict.  The drivers for my PC 'B' wireless card and the router is up-to-date.

  I tried to reboot the computers and the router and the modem without effect.

  I also tried remove the 'B' network and setting up again from scratch.

  Wireless signal is very strong, and I have no problem with internet on two PCs.

  I get the error message is so common that it is very difficult to sort through research on the internet; almost all subjects deal with the problem between different OS.  Here is the error message.

  "Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there could be a problem with your network. To identify problems with your network, click on diagnose.

  More > error Code 0 x 0070035 the network path was not found. »

  I have exactly the same problem with a 'C' also running Vista home Premium netbook.  'B' is displayed in the network, but are not accessible.

  Here's something that might be a clue: in the network, the computer 'B' is empty in the column: "network location".

  Is someone can you please help me understand this?

  Hello

  1. you are running Norton 360 on your computer?

  If so, I suggest to turn off the Norton firewall or configure it to allow other computers to connect.

  Also I suggest you to check the following services and ensure that they are enabled:

  Client DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol).

  b. (Domain Name System) DNS Client.

  c. Server,

  d. support TCP/IP Netbios (Transmission Control Protocol).

  PING each computer by its Internet Protocol (IP) address, and if successful, PING by name. You can get the IP address of a computer by opening a command prompt (DOS window) and type IPCONFIG, follow these steps:

  a. click "start".

  b. on the box, type "cmd".

  c. on "cmd", press enter

  d. window will appear, there type "IPCONFIG".

  I hope this helps.

• Computers laptops Vista do not see printers available on the XP Home network

  I have a small home network with two desktop computers running XP with SP3.  Everything works fine.  I try to add two laptops with Vista.  They find that the network connections and the internet is fine.  However, neither can find a printer that is wired to the host.  The other PC remotely found printers and works very well.  Network is compatible with Linksys wireless router.  Network discovery is turned on. Thank you

  Hello Gwmed,

  Thank you for your message.  Try the following steps to configure the printing Vista on your XP network functionality.

  1. unplug your USB cable to the back of the Windows XP PC, and connect the USB directly on your Windows Vista PC.
  2. the drivers for your printer Windows Vista should be automatically loaded and your printer will be installed on your Windows Vista PC. If this succeeds, go to step 3.
  If step 2 is not successful:

  * Download the Windows Vista printer driver for your printer from the manufacturer's website.

  To install the driver on your Windows Vista PC. During installation, you will be prompted to connect the printer to your computer.
  Choose the option to proceed with the installation without the printer connection.

  3. Once installation is complete, open the Printers icon in the control panel of Windows Vista.
  4. make a right click on your printer has just been installed and choose Properties.
  5. go to the Ports tab.
  6. click Add Port, and then select Local Port, and then click New Port.
  7. for the Port name, enter the path correct network and share the name of your printer. (ex. - \\HOMEPC\Printer2)
  8. click OK and make sure that this new port is selected with the checkbox.
  9. click on apply, then OK to close the printer properties.

  Please let us know if it did or did not solve your problem.  We can't wait to hear back on your part.

  See you soon

• lack of drop-down list for the home network connection

  while I'm doing my cell phone as a wifi hotspot

  local area connection properties > sharing > and then connect home network
  I do not have the menu drop-down, it is directly attributed to [wireless network connection] and I can't change it
  Please I need your help to understand the reason behind this problem * _ *.

  I find the solution. you first have to disable windows Defender, and then you can find the drop-down list.

  It will be useful.

• Home network can't see the main PC.

  Original title: home network problems

  I have a TVs small home network 2 a laptop and my main pc

  everything is ok except the network can, t see my main pc

  Hi Mark,

  Thank you for the update.

  1. are you always face the question?

  2. have you tried to check network referring to article settings: networking of computers running different Windows versions?

  3. When you say "to open another account," have you tried to post the question again with a different account?

  4. If the problem persists, then could you please confirm what operating system do you use computers laptops and main PC?

  Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• Implementation of HP Officejet 6500 has; don't know how to connect to the web w / wireless home network

  I have a small home network wireless.  I configured the printer today but it says I have to connect to the internet (part fax machine works).  The bureau only I have, I keep out of most of the time and just use my laptop (which is for work so I can't set the printer up to now).

  Is it possible to connect the printer directly to my router?  They are only a few feet from one of the other; However, I have no idea how do and the instructions don't me much.  Do I need a phone line?  What can I use to connect the two?

  Use an Ethernet cable, available in any tech store, online or even target will have them.

  Plug it into the back of the printer and the router.  You should be able to add the printer to your laptop.  Let me know which operating system you have and I can help you.