cheers dan
Can't see my WORKGROUPS..
Started by
dan3411
, Jan 19 2006 02:23 PM
#1
Posted 19 January 2006 - 02:23 PM
cheers dan
#2
Posted 19 January 2006 - 02:31 PM
could you describe your network setup in more detail?
#3
Posted 21 January 2006 - 06:51 PM
sorry about late reply.
pc usb wireless adaptor to wireless adsl router to wireless laptop.
router is belkin wireless g 54mps
NB: i can see the workgroup from the laptop
Cheers Dan
pc usb wireless adaptor to wireless adsl router to wireless laptop.
router is belkin wireless g 54mps
NB: i can see the workgroup from the laptop
Cheers Dan
#4
Posted 24 January 2006 - 10:25 AM
could someone please help cos it is a real pain in the bum
thanks
thanks
#5
Posted 24 January 2006 - 06:46 PM
Hi Dan,
Well, what did you do in the days between the workgroups working, and the workgroups not working? Did you install any firewalls, ect..? Can you try restarting your computers into Safe Mode with Networking, and then seeing if you can share files / see your workgroups?
How many computers are on your Network? Can you ping all of the computers by name and IP? What happens when you goto Start, Run, and then type: \\Computer -- replace Computer with the name of one of the other computers on your network, or alternately, you can type in their IP addresses -- to find out their IP's, goto Start, Run, type CMD, press OK, then type ipconfig (you should do this on the other computer...). This would make the command something like: \\192.168.0.103
Well, what did you do in the days between the workgroups working, and the workgroups not working? Did you install any firewalls, ect..? Can you try restarting your computers into Safe Mode with Networking, and then seeing if you can share files / see your workgroups?
How many computers are on your Network? Can you ping all of the computers by name and IP? What happens when you goto Start, Run, and then type: \\Computer -- replace Computer with the name of one of the other computers on your network, or alternately, you can type in their IP addresses -- to find out their IP's, goto Start, Run, type CMD, press OK, then type ipconfig (you should do this on the other computer...). This would make the command something like: \\192.168.0.103
#6
Posted 29 January 2006 - 09:56 AM
i don't know the other computer is my sisters because we use it to share music and she isn't the most computer litterate so anything could have happened.
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