Hello all.
I have a networking issue with my home network; I have two Vista HP laptops (both Home Prem.) and I am attempting to connect both of them to the network together through wireless router.
From as far as I can tell, they are completely connected for both of them can see each other under the network (Auroraborialis) and both are under the same workgroup (AURA), and one laptop (we'll deem it LAPTOP1 for discussion) can access the other (LAPTOP2), yet vise versa is not so successful (i.e. LAPTOP2 cannot access LAPTOP 1).
It returns with the ever-so-famous '0x80070005: Access is denied'. When attempted to diagnose, it returns with 'Windows did not find any problems with this computer's network connection' and it gives the option to send the issue to Microsoft. I have checked every setting that I could (both have completely identical settings, i.e. network discovery, file sharing and public folder sharing is all turned on) and all should be correct. Our only goal is to access each other's public folders and simply pass files and such back and forth across the network, which I'm assuming should be decently seemless for Vista to do.
Both computers' login aliases have no passwords (didn't really want to deal with them) and I've read that's affected Vista/XP network share compatability, but I wouldn't think it would affect Vista/Vista network share. I've searched the forums and the Microsoft Support sites for any clues, but couldn't find any at all. Is there anything I'm simply overlooking or a setting that's slightly misplaced? Any offers of suggestions would be highly appricated!
I have a networking issue with my home network; I have two Vista HP laptops (both Home Prem.) and I am attempting to connect both of them to the network together through wireless router.
From as far as I can tell, they are completely connected for both of them can see each other under the network (Auroraborialis) and both are under the same workgroup (AURA), and one laptop (we'll deem it LAPTOP1 for discussion) can access the other (LAPTOP2), yet vise versa is not so successful (i.e. LAPTOP2 cannot access LAPTOP 1).
It returns with the ever-so-famous '0x80070005: Access is denied'. When attempted to diagnose, it returns with 'Windows did not find any problems with this computer's network connection' and it gives the option to send the issue to Microsoft. I have checked every setting that I could (both have completely identical settings, i.e. network discovery, file sharing and public folder sharing is all turned on) and all should be correct. Our only goal is to access each other's public folders and simply pass files and such back and forth across the network, which I'm assuming should be decently seemless for Vista to do.
Both computers' login aliases have no passwords (didn't really want to deal with them) and I've read that's affected Vista/XP network share compatability, but I wouldn't think it would affect Vista/Vista network share. I've searched the forums and the Microsoft Support sites for any clues, but couldn't find any at all. Is there anything I'm simply overlooking or a setting that's slightly misplaced? Any offers of suggestions would be highly appricated!
My Computer
System One
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- Manufacturer/Model
- HP Pavilion Dv7
- CPU
- AMD Turion x2 64 2.1GHz
- Memory
- 4GB DDR2