Computer 1 running XP Pro.
Computer 2 running XP Home.

Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 
Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.

Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file sharing. 
 What must I do ?

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You must enable file sharing on both computers. Here is a good article describing the procedure: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q308418 If you have questions, feel free to send e-mails.


On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 2:54 am, kena wrote:

>Computer 1 running XP Pro.
>Computer 2 running XP Home.
>
>Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 
>Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.
>
>Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file 
sharing. 
> What must I do ?
>
>
>
>

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On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 7:42 am, Alex wrote:
>You must enable file sharing on both computers. Here is a good article describing 
>the procedure:
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q308418
>If you have questions, feel free to send e-mails.

I am using FAT32 on both computers.  Simple File Sharing is enabled.




On each computer, a folder has been designated (under Network Sharing
and Security) as a "Shared" folder.  

In Explorer, on the XP Pro computer, I see:
     My Network Places   
          Entire Network
               Microsoft Windows Network
                    Mshome
                         ProComputerName
                              MySharedFile
============================
In Explorer, on the XP Home computer, I see:
     My Network Places   
          Entire Network
               Microsoft Windows Network
                    Mshome
=============================
As you can tell, the the XPPro computer can see itself and its shared 
folder, but does not see the XPHome computer and its shared folder.

The XPHome computer sees nothing but the workgroup.  


          
          

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I had the same problem. You need to right click on a drive in Windows Explorer and select sharing and security. In the sharing and security screen unselect share this folder or drive. Click ok. The right click on the drive again go back to the sharing screen and select the share this drive option and type in what you want the drive to be known as. I don't know why this was required on my machine, but it worked.


On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 11:36 am, kena wrote:

>On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 7:42 am, Alex wrote:
>You must enable file sharing on both computers. Here is a good article describing 
>the procedure:
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q308418
>If you have questions, feel free to send e-mails.
>
>I am using FAT32 on both computers.  Simple File Sharing is enabled.

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On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 7:42 am, Alex wrote:
>You must enable file sharing on both computers. Here is a good article describing
>the procedure:
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q308418
>If you have questions, feel free to send e-mails.
> Have you disabled the firewall in XP?

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I had the same problem, I was running norton firewall 2003 and had to turn it off, but now xp firewall is on and I cant see option to turn it off, I can share files now but cant get a hi ID on emule fore some reason. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks


On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 2:54 am, kena wrote:

>Computer 1 running XP Pro.
>Computer 2 running XP Home.
>
>Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 
>Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.
>
>Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file 
sharing. 
> What must I do ?
   
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Did you solve this issue? I have exactly the same problem. I can't figure out what to do.


On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 2:54 am, kena wrote:

>Computer 1 running XP Pro.
>Computer 2 running XP Home.
>
>Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 
>Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.
>
>Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file 
sharing. 
> What must I do ?
>
>
>
>

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I am having the same problem with the DLink 514 HELP SOMEONE!


On Sunday, December 21, 2003 at 6:38 pm, Randy Stuefen wrote:
>Did you solve this issue? I have exactly the same problem. I can't figure out what
>to do.
>
>

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You have to format your Harddisk with NTFS system, Have you done it with FAT?


On Thursday, January 1, 2004 at 12:05 am, Ron wrote:
>I am having the same problem with the DLink 514
>HELP SOMEONE!
>
>

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I am having the same problem after upgrading my laptop to XP yesterday. I have a dlink di713p and DWL650. I was ultimately able to be able to see and get access to files and shared printers by creating a second wireless ad-hoc connection. Unfortunately, it was not stable and would lock up during the communication, either stopping the print in the middle or locking up while opening a directory on the remote PC. In addition, I would lose the internet connection through the router and need to power it down and back up to get it too work even though the connection still showed OK by XP. I am hoping a router firmware upgrade solves the problem. I need to get my hands on an ethernet card as Dlink strongly discourages upgrading firmware over a wireless connection. I am at version 2.55 and 2.60 is available. If someone has the solution... I am interested!


On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 2:54 am, kena wrote:

>Computer 1 running XP Pro.
>Computer 2 running XP Home.
>
>Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 
>Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.
>
>Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file 
sharing. 
> What must I do ?
>
>
>
>

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Problem Solved! Here's the steps I took: Removed all services expect TCP/IP from the connections, i.e. Clint for Microsoft Networks; File & Print Sharing; and the QuS packet thingy Upgraded to version 2.60b6a. I had to work through a two older version first... and could not use the executable that came from Dlink. I used the Tools on the Router Configuration page then selected upgrade firmware. Reinstalled the network using the XP wizard and selected connect through a gateway. Everything is super stable now. No problems and I can print and share files at my leisure! Hope someone finds this useful...


On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 2:54 am, kena wrote:

>Computer 1 running XP Pro.
>Computer 2 running XP Home.
>
>Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 
>Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.
>
>Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file 
sharing. 
> What must I do ?
>
>
>
>

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I have a similar configuration and problem:
3PCs
1. W98
2. W2K
3. XP
All have WLAN cards to a DI-713P, Broadband via SB4100.  

Running the XP WLAN brings down the 713P/SB4100, requiring power down to both.

Interestingly, I am now cable-connected from the XP to 713B, and all is well (PCs 
1&2, w/ WLAN are OK also).  

Any ideas? 

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Mine's nearly identical: both on XP Home, SB4200, D-Link 714UP. I can see the directories 
of the other computers, surf the web, invoke the router—just can't transfer files.

Annoying thing is that it worked for the first eight hours or so. Only change: Windows 
XP Update that came in automatically.







On Tuesday, April 23, 2002 at 2:54 am, kena wrote:

>

>Computer 1 running XP Pro.

>Computer 2 running XP Home.

>

>Both are connected to a DLink 713P router, whose WAN port is connected to a Motorola 

>Surfboard SB4100 cable modem.

>

>Both computers can surf the internet, but neither can access the other for file 
sharing. 

> What must I do ?

>

>

>
 

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Hi everyone:

I believe I may have posted this elsewhere as well, and apologize for any double-ups. 
I just want to put this on the record for others to find in case they have the same 
problem.

D-Link tech support was great but their solution was to exchange the unit. I eventually 
plugged in my laptop and it worked, so I concluded it had to be a set-up thing between 
Desktop Computer A and Desktop Computer B, both running XP Home. 

I began investigating all the settings again, and strangely, the laptop and computer 
A (which could talk to one another) had different things installed under 'This connection 
uses the following items'—contrary to the advice I had read. So I knew that the differences 
would not be a major problem.

Anyway, I went to Configure the network card on B and a message came up saying that 
if I went in, some of my new settings would disappear. This didn't happen with either 
A or the laptop, so I knew something was up.

The laptop and the B have the same family of network card, yet under the 'Advanced' 
tab, the laptop had 'Link Speed/Duplex Mode' on 'Automatic' (which is what B was 
set to).

However, after I set B to '10 Full Mode' ('10 Half Mode' also worked), I could do 
everything!

Just for clarity, A has a different type of network card and only has 'Line Speed' 
as the sole property under 'Advanced'. It's set on 'TP Half Duplex'.

So there you have it: I went _against_ all the rules, have totally different settings 
between the machines, and it all works!

Regards,

Jack
www.jackyan.com

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I am having a problem with sharing also
cpu1: XP Home
cpu2: 98se

both can reach the internet but they cant communicate by print of file sharing







On Friday, April 22, 2005 at 7:16 pm, Jack Yan wrote:

>Hi everyone:

>

>I believe I may have posted this elsewhere as well, and apologize for any double-ups. 

>I just want to put this on the record for others to find in case they have the same 

>problem.

>

>D-Link tech support was great but their solution was to exchange the unit. I eventually 

>plugged in my laptop and it worked, so I concluded it had to be a set-up thing between 

>Desktop Computer A and Desktop Computer B, both running XP Home. 

>

>I began investigating all the settings again, and strangely, the laptop and computer 

>A (which could talk to one another) had different things installed under 'This connection 

>uses the following items'—contrary to the advice I had read. So I knew that the 
differences 

>would not be a major problem.

>

>Anyway, I went to Configure the network card on B and a message came up saying that 

>if I went in, some of my new settings would disappear. This didn't happen with either 

>A or the laptop, so I knew something was up.

>

>The laptop and the B have the same family of network card, yet under the 'Advanced' 

>tab, the laptop had 'Link Speed/Duplex Mode' on 'Automatic' (which is what B was 

>set to).

>

>However, after I set B to '10 Full Mode' ('10 Half Mode' also worked), I could do 

>everything!

>

>Just for clarity, A has a different type of network card and only has 'Line Speed' 

>as the sole property under 'Advanced'. It's set on 'TP Half Duplex'.

>

>So there you have it: I went _against_ all the rules, have totally different settings 

>between the machines, and it all works!

>

>Regards,

>

>Jack

>www.jackyan.com

>
 

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i have been experiencing all the same problems mentioned above, with the exception 
of the router, i have a netgear wireless router.

all my settings are the same as before i started tampering with this issue.

my fix was this:
because i have Windows Live OneCare installed - 
1. view or change settings
2. Firewall Tab
3. Advance settings
4. Advanced Tab

Sharing and connections
If my files and printers are shared, treat them as follows

change from:
5. Do not share files and printers

to:
6. Only share them with computers on my local network

now i am able to see shares on my XP Pro system "from" my XP Home system.

i have yet to test the other direction!

ra2833







On Saturday, April 23, 2005 at 11:14 am, Brian Devins wrote:

>I am having a problem with sharing also

>cpu1: XP Home

>cpu2: 98se

>

>both can reach the internet but they cant communicate by print of file sharing

>

>

> 

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