Thank you for the update.
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These are many causes regarding Error message 0x80070035. Try to create the same username and the same password in all computers. Or check the below post. Please post back with the result.
Cases: Vista networking 2) If browsing in Vista network, receive Network error: error code 0x80070035 - The network path was not found. Solution: 1) Make sure you have shared some ...
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I have three computers on a LAN:
Vista Home Prem
XP Pro
XP Home
All computers show up in the network maps and all computers connect and
share fine with the exception of the Vista computer to the XP Pro computer.
Vista sees the XP Pro but can't connect. Error message 0x80070035-Windows
cannot access \\43tXXX- The network path was not found. The XP Pro,
however, connects and shares fine to the Vista.
All computers are on the same network name, all have manually assigned IPs,
the XPs have the LLTD patch installed, all connect to the internet through
the same router, all are setup for sharing. What am I missing here?
Thanks in advance.
No joy Robert. None of the 4 (in your link) cases seem to apply to me but I checked all the settings anyway but found nothing "apparently" wrong. I can ping all computers, file sharing is enabled, folder sharing is set, matching user names and passwords, etc. As I said, all computers can "see" each other on the network and all can connect to each other EXCEPT, the Vista can't complete the connection to the XP Pro. I've kinda run out of ideas so any more help is appreciated.
Thanks
Update...just confirmed I cannot "see" the XP Pro computer from the XP Home computer.
Update again...I just ran the Network Setup Wizard on the XP Pro computer and ALL seems well. All connect and act happy. Thanks for all assistance.