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I have two computers. One is a tower and the other is a laptop with built in
wireless support. I am connecting to the internet via cable modem/Linksys
wireless router. I can't get the two units networked to see each other. I
have file and printer sharing turned on but I can't see the laptop or the
tower on each other. I also want to be able to share my printers over the
network from another computer when I am not in the room with the printers.

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each machine must be in the same workgroup.
open the properties of "my computer"
go to tab "computer name"
check the name of workgroup
do it for each computer
if they are in different workgroups, change it on the same tab with "change"
button
make sure they are in the same workgroup now
restart each computers


"Parke_Side" <Parke_Side@discussions.microsoft.com>, iletide þunu yazdý
news:5C7EB17C-7178-4156-82C7-E72A82601DAB@microsoft.com...
> I have two computers. One is a tower and the other is a laptop with built
in
> wireless support. I am connecting to the internet via cable modem/Linksys
> wireless router. I can't get the two units networked to see each other. I
> have file and printer sharing turned on but I can't see the laptop or the
> tower on each other. I also want to be able to share my printers over the
> network from another computer when I am not in the room with the printers.

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)

 

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


"Parke_Side" <Parke_Side@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5C7EB17C-7178-4156-82C7-E72A82601DAB@microsoft.com...
> I have two computers. One is a tower and the other is a laptop with built
in
> wireless support. I am connecting to the internet via cable modem/Linksys
> wireless router. I can't get the two units networked to see each other. I
> have file and printer sharing turned on but I can't see the laptop or the
> tower on each other. I also want to be able to share my printers over the
> network from another computer when I am not in the room with the printers.

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)

 

well you have to run in both computers the home network set up locaated on
see the lnetwork connections if it does not show local area conections and
internet conections you have to reset the linkys until the computer shows
both or do the set up another possibility is that you have to reinstal the
networking drive give me more details and i may help you more

"Parke_Side" wrote:
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> I have two computers. One is a tower and the other is a laptop with built in
> wireless support. I am connecting to the internet via cable modem/Linksys
> wireless router. I can't get the two units networked to see each other. I
> have file and printer sharing turned on but I can't see the laptop or the
> tower on each other. I also want to be able to share my printers over the
> network from another computer when I am not in the room with the printers.

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mmm i can help you but i need more information

"Parke_Side" wrote:

> I have two computers. One is a tower and the other is a laptop with built in
> wireless support. I am connecting to the internet via cable modem/Linksys
> wireless router. I can't get the two units networked to see each other. I
> have file and printer sharing turned on but I can't see the laptop or the
> tower on each other. I also want to be able to share my printers over the
> network from another computer when I am not in the room with the printers.

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