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How do I access shared Files/Folders on home wireless network with Vista and XP PC's.
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I have installed Link-Layer Topology Discovery (LLTD) Responder on each of the XP based systems. The systems do show up on the network map on the Vista PC. My question is simple, how do I actually access the shared folders/files on the XP system from my Vista PC? I have network discovery, file, and media sharing turned on. I can see the Vista PC from the XP PC's and as I said the XP PC's show up on the Vista Network Map. When I open Network on the Vista PC the only computer listed is the Vista PC. They all have the same Workgroup name and I do have the Vista PC setup with the Private setting. Any help would be appreciated |
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On XP From Windows Explorer Tools menu Map network drive in the folder box type \\<computername>\<shared folder> where <computername> = the remote computer name and <shared folder> = the shared folder Vista will do some thing very similar. or go to the command prompt and type: net use * \\<computername>\<shared folder> this will also map a drive letter to the shared folder |
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