cant access w7 shares.

hi there.

i have a somewhat anoying problem/

i have 2 pc's both with windows 7 1 is 32 and the other is 63 bits..
now i dont know how i did it but when i installed them i made it work so that pc 1 could acces a share on the 2nd pc..
now yesterday 1st pc got a bsod.
after i rebooted the share was gone and i could not acces the 2nd pc anymore.
i been bussy one day to get it working again btu without luck.
i just cant acces the 2nd pc anymore while when i ping it it has no problems , so it is seen on the network..
i tried goin to homegroups but that just doesnt work , it says cant create a home group on this pc , after i type the pw.. i deleted home group and made the home group on the other pc and when i type pw on other pc it also says cant create homegroup on this pc .. so wherever i make a home group i cant acces it from the other pc ..
my media center can conect to wherever the homegroup is made so that gives no problem for now .. its only these 2 pcs that cant connect to eachother .. its both windows 7 unlimited . the only difference is that 1 is 32 bit and other is 64 bits..
i realy tried everythig but nothing worked for me so far..

what am i forgetting ??? i even synced the time so far had to do manualy cause when i synced them both to internet clock (same timeserver) there was a 3 sec difference (strange but its synced now as far i can see.) so who can help me with this ..

greetings ..

Kinda weird Try leaving homegroup on both computers - Turn off Password Protected Sharing on both PCs(Change Advance Sharing Settings in Network and sharing center) and see if you can access the other pc

You can try to fix this the Microsoft way using the link below.
Why can't I create a homegroup?

Or you can try going through the Homegroup trouble shooting list.
Ultimate Troubleshooting Guide for Windows 7 HomeGroup Connection Issues

yep done that i also checked the guide all is like it should be according to the guide so .
i realy am stuck here . now what else can i do i must have overlooked a small thing but what ??

style2k said:

yep done that i also checked the guide all is like it should be according to the guide so .
i realy am stuck here . now what else can i do i must have overlooked a small thing but what ??

So you tried checking the other links from the Homegroup fix it link I posted earlier like this one. Why can't I join a homegroup?

At the bottom of that link it explains what to do if you can't join or leave a Homegroup. You will want to leave the Homegroup on all machines after deleting the idstore.sst file then create a new Homegroup and join from the other machines.

The peer networking idstore.sst file is corrupted. If you see the message "Windows cannot set up a Homegroup on this computer.

To fix the corrupted file: Delete the idstore.sset file found in the \Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\PeerNetworking folder of your system drive (for example, drive C).

yep did that tried it again restarted made new homegroup on main pc tried to log in to homegroup but keeps saaying cant create homegroup on this computer.. so im realy getting out of options here .. if i can do it without homegroup it would be ok to share a directory but i cant get it done. most frustrating is that it just worked yesterday just before i got a bsod on main computer . this is just unbelievable i realy starting to hate windows . i have to spend 2 days to share a directory thats just insane.. like i said im juts out of options now ?

style2k said:

yep did that tried it again restarted made new homegroup on main pc tried to log in to homegroup but keeps saaying cant create homegroup on this computer.. so im realy getting out of options here .. if i can do it without homegroup it would be ok to share a directory but i cant get it done. most frustrating is that it just worked yesterday just before i got a bsod on main computer . this is just unbelievable i realy starting to hate windows . i have to spend 2 days to share a directory thats just insane.. like i said im juts out of options now ?

It's possible that some files were lost or corrupted after the BSOD.

Have you tried running the sfc/scannow command from the command prompt?

It will fix corrupted or missing files though you may need to restart and run the command three times before it fixes everything.

Previously creating a system image using Windows file recovery comes in handy for times like this.

yep tried that stil doesnt work

style2k said:

yep tried that stil doesnt work

Have you tried using system restore to go back to a point in time before the problem started?