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I am running XP Home on a machine that is hard-wired [ethernet cable] to a Linksys G. The remote machine is running XP Pro. The Pro can see all the shared files on the Home, but not vice-versa. The Home machine does not show any "workgroup computers." The Pro machine does show the workgroup machines. Both machines, however, see and use the printer that is attached to the other. I have turned the Guest Accounts on. What am I missing here?
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hi,

Please disable/unisntall any internet security software or firewall installed in XP Home system.



"Arch" wrote:

> I am running XP Home on a machine that is hard-wired [ethernet cable] to a Linksys G. The remote machine is running XP Pro. The Pro can see all the shared files on the Home, but not vice-versa. The Home machine does not show any "workgroup computers." The Pro machine does show the workgroup machines. Both machines, however, see and use the printer that is attached to the other. I have turned the Guest Accounts on. What am I missing here?
> --
> Arch

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You need to setup user accounts on the XP Pro machine, for each login name,
that uses the XP Home machine.

Bill Crocker


"Arch" <Arch@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37F39389-A497-4142-B84A-C41B3B67CDBD@microsoft.com...
> I am running XP Home on a machine that is hard-wired [ethernet cable] to a
Linksys G. The remote machine is running XP Pro. The Pro can see all the
shared files on the Home, but not vice-versa. The Home machine does not
show any "workgroup computers." The Pro machine does show the workgroup
machines. Both machines, however, see and use the printer that is attached
to the other. I have turned the Guest Accounts on. What am I missing
here?
> --
> Arch

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"Arch" <Arch@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37F39389-A497-4142-B84A-C41B3B67CDBD@microsoft.com...
> I am running XP Home on a machine that is hard-wired [ethernet cable] to a
Linksys G. The remote machine is running XP Pro. The Pro can see all the
shared files on the Home, but not vice-versa. The Home machine does not
show any "workgroup computers." The Pro machine does show the workgroup
machines. Both machines, however, see and use the printer that is attached
to the other. I have turned the Guest Accounts on. What am I missing
here?
> --
> Arch

Reply to Jack

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Hi
May be this can Help: http://www.ezlan.net/sharing.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).



"Bill Crocker" <wcrocker007@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:BN-dnfQawM8tJoncRVn-pg@comcast.com...
> You need to setup user accounts on the XP Pro machine, for each login
name,
> that uses the XP Home machine.
>
> Bill Crocker
>
>
> "Arch" <Arch@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:37F39389-A497-4142-B84A-C41B3B67CDBD@microsoft.com...
> > I am running XP Home on a machine that is hard-wired [ethernet cable] to
a
> Linksys G. The remote machine is running XP Pro. The Pro can see all the
> shared files on the Home, but not vice-versa. The Home machine does not
> show any "workgroup computers." The Pro machine does show the workgroup
> machines. Both machines, however, see and use the printer that is
attached
> to the other. I have turned the Guest Accounts on. What am I missing
> here?
> > --
> > Arch
>
>

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