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Cannot make my two computers belong to the same homegroup
I am with difficulty to setup a home network. Basically I have two computers (a desktop and a laptop) both running Windows 7 and accessing Internet via wifi. When I installed the OS on them I didn't pay attention for the network because by the time there wasn't any intention of share stuff between the two PCs but now I have a laser printer connected to the laptop and every time I need to print something from my desktop I have to generate a PDF and bring it to the laptop in a pendrive.
The desktop scenario - checking the NSC (Network and Sharing Center) it says that I am connected to a home network called "Wi-Fi casa" (casa means home in portuguese) that happens to be the name of the wifi connection.
The laptop scenario - checking the NSC (Network and Sharing Center) it says that I am connected to a home network called "Wi-Fi casa 3".
Now the weirdest part. In the laptop when I click the link 'Joined' it says that there is another network available (Wi-Fi casa) that is the one that belongs to my desktop and shows a small button aside labeled "Join". So when I click this button it asks for the password. So I enter the password and after a few seconds it says "Windows cannot setup a homegroup on this computer" and nothing else at all.
I tried to make the same thing from the desktop (join to the laptop homegroup) but the desktop doesn't detect the laptop network, therefore no "Join" button.
I am lost here. Any idea on how to force both computers to belong to the same homegroup?
PS: I removed and recreated the network from the laptop but it just recreated it as "Wi-Fi casa 3" (same name as before) so I got no progress.