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Old 10-14-2006   #1 (permalink)
Ken Drake


 
 

Networking Home machines

I cannot access my workgroups when I upgraded to Vista RC1. My XP machines
cannot see or I get a restricted access contact the Server admin error when I
try to access my Vista machine.

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Old 10-14-2006   #2 (permalink)
Larry H


 
 

Re: Networking Home machines

I dont have my Vista partion in front of me so I cant give you the exact
route but look in the network setup/permission stuff (hope I'm not too
techical here) and there is a section that has to do with password
protection and by default it is set to require a password to access. I had
the same problem and I remember that the way it was worded made me think
that it was turned off, but it wasnt
"Ken Drake" <KenDrake@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9F8E440A-FFC2-4492-A10C-31CFA10DAB8E@microsoft.com...
>I cannot access my workgroups when I upgraded to Vista RC1. My XP machines
> cannot see or I get a restricted access contact the Server admin error
> when I
> try to access my Vista machine.



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