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On Network og 2 pcs Vista with XP I can see Vista shared drives and printers on XP. but on Vista the network reports no access permission what might cause this condition?
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Vista Operating system by default security setting turn off the drive share and file sharing. You need to logon as administrator to turn on the drive and file sharing so others can access.
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What kind of network interface do most network printers use?
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How do you get permission in my network with 2 Windows XP computers I set up a network for the computer and it says 'location You might not have permission to use this network resource'?
Your not being very specific about what your trying to get permission to do..?? And is this just a few computers connected to a wap, or are you going through a switch or a hub..??
