Hi there people!
Well... I'm having a hard time sharing stuff between the folowing machines:
- A Windows 2000 desktop (yeah, I know, pretty old, but does it's work)
- My Windows 7 Home Premium desktop (has dual boot with XP Professional SP3)
- A Windows 7 Professional laptop.
Here what I did:
- Set names to each PC
- Set every PC to "HOME" work group
- Windows 7 PC's set on Work network
- All necessary services enabled (UPNP discovery, Server, device discovery, SSDP...)
- Windows Firewall enabled (Just in XP and 7 envionments, in 7 is a MUST since every time I configure something in the sharing and network center, it enables itself...)
- ESET Firewall disabled (just in Windows 7, XP and 2000 using ESET NOD32 2.7 which has no firewall)
- Disabled simple file sharing on XP
Now the problems as follow:
Whenever I try to acces 2000 machine from 7 machines, I get a "Unable to access resource" message... None of the 7 machines can see each other nor access shared stuff. Only XP is able to access shared resources from 7 machines (In this case, only my latop, since my other 7 instalation does dual boot with XP), cannot see it on the network... but acesing the route to the shared resource works...BUT 7 machine is not able to access XP resources... Obviously, 2000 and XP can share everithing without problems...
I don't know if this is clear... basically I have 3 pc's, but only XP and 2000 comunicate properly, 7 cannot access my 7 laptop and inverse, and only XP is able to access 7 shared stuff, but cannot see it on the network window...
I've read everything I saw here and over the net... but no results... I even do a format to my laptop (I anyway had to do it, Acer has a lot of software that is unusefull for me and just does the system unstable... now works better) and tried to share stuff without the AV software installed, but no result... the best I got was that each pc could see the other and themselves, but culdn't access shared stuff...
Something funny I noticed is that, I can see myself (In windows 7) sharing for example the "Shared" folder, but, when I try to access my own folder in the network window... I'm unable to see its contents (really funny taking in mind that that folder is stored in MY hard drive... is supposed to access it anyways...) In XP or 2000 you can see your own folders and access them from the network window...
I also configured the security tab and the permissions... even setting to just "All" the users able to see the folder with read only permissions... the owner is me (Username = NAMEOFMYPC/FerchogtX) or I even changed that to "All" too... just XP and 2000 can share properly XD
Is there anything else I can do so I can share folders properly? specially between my 7 desktop and my 7 laptop (this last one using a wireless connection) and the AV software I'm using is ESET Smart Security 4 for my 7 instalations, and NOD32 2.7 for XP and 2000 ones.
I hope this is not too confusing... just tell me if it is...
Thanks in advance guys.
See ya!!!
Well... I'm having a hard time sharing stuff between the folowing machines:
- A Windows 2000 desktop (yeah, I know, pretty old, but does it's work)
- My Windows 7 Home Premium desktop (has dual boot with XP Professional SP3)
- A Windows 7 Professional laptop.
Here what I did:
- Set names to each PC
- Set every PC to "HOME" work group
- Windows 7 PC's set on Work network
- All necessary services enabled (UPNP discovery, Server, device discovery, SSDP...)
- Windows Firewall enabled (Just in XP and 7 envionments, in 7 is a MUST since every time I configure something in the sharing and network center, it enables itself...)
- ESET Firewall disabled (just in Windows 7, XP and 2000 using ESET NOD32 2.7 which has no firewall)
- Disabled simple file sharing on XP
Now the problems as follow:
Whenever I try to acces 2000 machine from 7 machines, I get a "Unable to access resource" message... None of the 7 machines can see each other nor access shared stuff. Only XP is able to access shared resources from 7 machines (In this case, only my latop, since my other 7 instalation does dual boot with XP), cannot see it on the network... but acesing the route to the shared resource works...BUT 7 machine is not able to access XP resources... Obviously, 2000 and XP can share everithing without problems...
I don't know if this is clear... basically I have 3 pc's, but only XP and 2000 comunicate properly, 7 cannot access my 7 laptop and inverse, and only XP is able to access 7 shared stuff, but cannot see it on the network window...
I've read everything I saw here and over the net... but no results... I even do a format to my laptop (I anyway had to do it, Acer has a lot of software that is unusefull for me and just does the system unstable... now works better) and tried to share stuff without the AV software installed, but no result... the best I got was that each pc could see the other and themselves, but culdn't access shared stuff...
Something funny I noticed is that, I can see myself (In windows 7) sharing for example the "Shared" folder, but, when I try to access my own folder in the network window... I'm unable to see its contents (really funny taking in mind that that folder is stored in MY hard drive... is supposed to access it anyways...) In XP or 2000 you can see your own folders and access them from the network window...
I also configured the security tab and the permissions... even setting to just "All" the users able to see the folder with read only permissions... the owner is me (Username = NAMEOFMYPC/FerchogtX) or I even changed that to "All" too... just XP and 2000 can share properly XD
Is there anything else I can do so I can share folders properly? specially between my 7 desktop and my 7 laptop (this last one using a wireless connection) and the AV software I'm using is ESET Smart Security 4 for my 7 instalations, and NOD32 2.7 for XP and 2000 ones.
I hope this is not too confusing... just tell me if it is...
Thanks in advance guys.
See ya!!!
My Computer
At a glance
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit B...AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ Dual Core CPU @ 2.7 Gh...2x2 GB DDR2 PC-5300 (667 Mhz) Kingston ValueRAMXFX ATI Radeon HD 4350 GPU (512 MB + 512 MB HM)
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Assembled Desktop PC
- OS
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit Build 7600
- CPU
- AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ Dual Core CPU @ 2.7 Ghz (Brisbane)
- Motherboard
- PCChips A13G+ v3.0
- Memory
- 2x2 GB DDR2 PC-5300 (667 Mhz) Kingston ValueRAM
- Graphics Card(s)
- XFX ATI Radeon HD 4350 GPU (512 MB + 512 MB HM)
- Sound Card
- Realtek High Definition Audio Driver ALC660 @ MCP61S
- Monitor(s) Displays
- HP S2031 20" LED HD Widescreen Display Monitor
- Screen Resolution
- 1600 x 900 px
- Hard Drives
- Maxtor Diamond Max 10 (160 GB, 7200 RPM, SATA-II Hard Disk)
Western Digital Scorpion Blue (250 GB, 5400 RPM, SATA-II External Hard Disk - Personal Data)
Toshiba MQ01ABD050 (500 GB, 5400 RPM, SATA-II External Hard Disk - Software & ISOs)
- PSU
- Pixxo Transformer 850W 80+ Certification PSU
- Case
- Compaq 5BW353 Case
- Cooling
- Many solutions, see other info...
- Keyboard
- Green Leaf (Mitzu) Standard Keyboard
- Mouse
- Microsoft USB Lasser Pointing Device
- Internet Speed
- 10 MB
- Antivirus
- Avast Antivirus Free
- Browser
- Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer
- Other Info
- Windows Experience Index Result: 3.8 of 7.9.
Cooling solutions:
- AVC @ 2000/5000 RPM Copper Heatpipes (For Athlon 64 X2 6000+ CPU used in an Athlon 64 X2 5200+)
- Rear Fan 80 mm @ 2700 RPM for heat extraction
- Manhatan Chipset Cooler @ 4700/7200 RPM (For nVidia Chipset in MoBo)
- Foxconn @ 2500 RPM (Old Pentium III heatsink fan) in XFX ATI Radeon HD 4350