I have 1 Vista and 2 XP machines connected through a router.
I've installed LLPT(?) so that the XPs respond to the Vista and appear on
the Vista's map.
The Vista is shown in Explorer on the 2 XP machines, and I can transfer
files between the machines using the XPs.
On the Vista, I can't see the XPs in the Vista's Explorer. On the network
map, I can't right click the XP machines and get a context menu.
WHOA!
I've just got rid of F-Protect (which used to stall during virus scans) and
installed Live OneCare, and it's fixed. I can see the XPs on my Vista machine.
Sorry to bother you.
I've left this in here as this experience may help others.

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"Kristofjs" <Kristofjs@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have 1 Vista and 2 XP machines connected through a router.
> I've installed LLPT(?) so that the XPs respond to the Vista and appear on
> the Vista's map.
> The Vista is shown in Explorer on the 2 XP machines, and I can transfer
> files between the machines using the XPs.
> On the Vista, I can't see the XPs in the Vista's Explorer. On the network
> map, I can't right click the XP machines and get a context menu.
> WHOA!
> I've just got rid of F-Protect (which used to stall during virus scans)
> and
> installed Live OneCare, and it's fixed. I can see the XPs on my Vista
> machine.
> Sorry to bother you.
> I've left this in here as this experience may help others.