I enabled file sharing and added password protection to my user accounts
when I login. Same problem still. The Windows XP Home systems can see
themselves but not the Windows XP Pro machine. The Windows XP Pro system can
see the Windows XP Home systems, but not itself. This is driving me %$#@
nuts. Is there a checkbox somewhere in the Networking settings to "Show
System" on the network? Should I run the dreaded Networking Wizard? I'm
ready to call Dell Technical support and get someone on Bangladesh who
probably can't help me but I can vent to. Please any ideas or direction
would be greatly appreciated here. Thanks again.
Re: OT:Tools etc for doing home user support ... That said you always get asked to have a look at various home systems and it certainly all fits in my backpack when it needs to, albeit with a certain amount of difficulty when it comes to finding a given item on short notice. ... It's an amazingly useful bit of kit that allows you to unlock file access handles in Windows, meaning you can delete/rename/move files that Windows would otherwise shout at you for touching. ... (uk.comp.homebuilt)
Blank Welcome Screen in Windows XP Pro ... One of my home systems, running Windows XP Pro, now has a blank Welcome ... It used to show the Family user account - with User privileges ... - and the Administrator account. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Deja-vu all over again ...Marco Sangali wrote: ... Best Windows ever made, IMHO. ...security fixes for it. ... I use it on my home systems.... (borland.public.delphi.non-technical)
Re: Linux, BSD, and Unix are fundamentally insecure. ... the new Microsoft Longhorn system will indeed be a major rewrite of Windows... financial hits because of its historical lack of security.... was designed for those people, as they were the market, and all the creepy ... nasty things that now take advantage of the OS networking shortcomings today ... (comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc)
Re: How to tell which protocol (NetBUI or TCP/IP) each Network Neighborhood connection is using ... >> default protocol in every version of Windows since Windows 98. ... and adding the second protocol makes it easy to do this. ... Even if a web site finds out the private IP address (e.g. 10.x.x.x, ... in Windows XP Home Edition networking.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
