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  Then I tried to click on 'my account', 'my applications', 'my preferences', etc, and all I get is this point indirect image that turns on in perpetuity.

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  The problem got worse. Subsequently, the system refused to even give me a sign on another wifi network other than that I'm a.

  I leave the matter for a few weeks before I turned on the laptop.

  I showed that I needed the Microsoft updates, after which the laptop worked like nothing happened.

  Its a mystery of technology that I will never understand.

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• Windows Vista machines can see XP machines but cannot communicate with them.

  original title: VISTA machine can see XP machines in local network, cannot connect

  I have a 3 computer home network that has worked very well for many years, but it is usually just used by 3 machines to access the Internet.  Very rarely a computer does enter a file out of one of the other machines, but this feature has certainly worked in the past.

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  2 XP machines see that all 3 computers in the network each has access to the other.  2 XP machines can not "reach" the VISTA ("the network path was not found") which could be correct, because machine that I never shared something on this machine, although sharing file and printer sharing * are * on.

  On the VISTA machine click on network and sharing Center and then see the full plan shows 3 machines in the group.  But, then clicking on view computers and devices results in the network window, which shows that the VISTA as a computer machine and a media device.  No XP computer to connect to.

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  I worked on it for hours now, after trying all of the 'standard' patches with no improvement.  Given the Windows error message when one of the XP machines trying to access the VISTA - "the path not found network" machine as opposed to they access denied response - and the ping odd response when you use the name of the machine, I have the feeling that the things in the list of standard control is not the problem.

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  I finally reduced to the Norton Security Suite firewall.  Don't think that was the issue that the 2 XP machines are also running Norton Security Suite and is working very well.  Penetrating machines XP 2 'Total confidence' confidence level - which doesn't seem to be necessary according to the news 'aid' to Norton that I read over and over again - cured the problem.

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  Tuesday, December 30, 2014, 20:58:47 + 0000, patriciafulton wrote:

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  Hello!

  I met look an apps on Windows Store.
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  First of all, check if the NetBIOS protocol is installed on your Windows XP computer. To install the NetBIOS Protocol, follow these steps:

  1. click on start, click on Control Panel and then double-click network connections.

  2. right click on the card that you want to add NetBEUI to and then click Properties.

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  4. click on Protocol and then click Add.

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  6. restart your computer.

  Also make sure that NetBIOS over TCP/IP is enabled in the Windows XP computer. To do this, follow these steps.

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  2. click onnetwork connections.

  3. right click onLocal area connectionand then click Properties.

  4. click onInternet Protocol (TCP/IP)and then click Properties.

  5. click on the tabgeneral and then click Advanced.

  6. click on theWINS tab.

  7. underNetBIOS setting, click Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP, and then clickOK twice.

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  9. close the network connections window.

   

  After following the above steps, check if you can access the computer Windows XP of Windows 7 computer using the wireless connection.

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Srinivas R

  Microsoft technical support.

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  Original title: Network share

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