Environment: Network is peer-to-peer using workgroup, server is Windows Server 2008, 2 laptops with Windows 7- 32 bit and both connect to server, one laptop with XP Pro cannot connect. All set under DHCP with printers ip hard coded and PC's range set at .101 to .150.
We can ping the XP laptop from the server and ping the server from the laptop however the laptop will not connect. Server show up in the network tree in the XP laptop. Message says could not find server, may not have privileges but both server and laptop are administrator. We use a VPN as router and for accessing from the field. XP laptop used to connect to server. Have no idea what happened or how to now connect back to server.
Tried: Disable DHCP, reboot, enable. Disable workgroup, reboot, change workgroup name, reboot, change back to workgroup name, reboot. Delete protocols, reboot, reinstall protocols. Disable DHCP Enforcement Client, reboot, re-enable. None of this worked. We get the same message about privileges. I am open to just about any idea you might have.
We can ping the XP laptop from the server and ping the server from the laptop however the laptop will not connect. Server show up in the network tree in the XP laptop. Message says could not find server, may not have privileges but both server and laptop are administrator. We use a VPN as router and for accessing from the field. XP laptop used to connect to server. Have no idea what happened or how to now connect back to server.
Tried: Disable DHCP, reboot, enable. Disable workgroup, reboot, change workgroup name, reboot, change back to workgroup name, reboot. Delete protocols, reboot, reinstall protocols. Disable DHCP Enforcement Client, reboot, re-enable. None of this worked. We get the same message about privileges. I am open to just about any idea you might have.