Windows Vista and Windows XP Sharing Problem. Ok i have a problem i'm trying to figure out that way my brother can print and file share with my Windows Vista pc. I personally can print and see his shared folders on the network. He can't see my shared files...

as you connect to a new network Vista goes through and prompts you asking you teh questions needed to properly secure your system. I run XP and Vista.. and while I hated Vista at first.. afte rusing it for a while and seeing what they have actually added...

for Windows Vista has changed completely in comparison to earlier versions of Windows. The NTLDR boot loader has been replaced by a more flexible system, with NTLDR's functionality split between two new components: winload.exe and Windows Boot Manager. Windows...

Mixed Vista and XP network problem. I have an existing home network which consisted of a desktop running Windows XP, hooked via cat 5 to my combination Speedstream router /gateway, and a Windows XP laptop that connected wirelessly to the same router. The computers...

my xp machine to my vista laptop. Here is how my network is setup and the computers specs. System 1: Desktop Windows XP Media Center Edition Hard-wired to router System 2: Laptop Windows Vista Home Premium Wireless Connection Router: Linksys...

to connect over the network. Vista has many annoying features this is one of many. My personal favorite and the one I turn off immediately is "Windows needs your permission." I had to do the same to ssh in Cent OS 4.5 in my cluster. Every time I tried to...

all other computers on the network (Vista 32, XP Pro, etc.) though. I have tried both DHCP and the use of static IPs, and I believe I have all network/IP4 settings from the Vista 32 machine cloned to the 64bit machine. Some interesting points...the Vista...

I'm stumped. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. I have two PC's, on running Windows Vista Home Premium and the other is running Windows XP. They are both networked but the XP computer cannot see the Vista Computer on the network, but the Vista computer...

is stable and generally more powerful. If you're just going on the hearsay that 'Vista is crap', you should know times have changed - Vista is an excellent OS and mostly a pleasure to work with. It is nasty to combine Vista Home with network. Vista Business...