I am having Windows Vista Ultimate sp2 ......... i am having a network conection which lets me work on the internet but does not connect to the local network in fact the icon of internet connectivity shows that i am not even connected to my modem but i am still connected to the internet....... the network and sharing centre does not show my other laptop which is connected to the same modem ..... i can see my PC in that laptop but i can't access it the error that comes is : "Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there might be a problem with your network. To try to identify and resolve your network problems, click Diagnose. Error code: 0x80070035 The network path was not found. "
Please I need Serious help!!!! =(
If you encounter difficulties accessing computers that are visible on the network map, make sure the computer being accessed has an account with the same name/password as the system connecting to it uses to login. To set up Network Sharing between XP and Windows Vista, please note that File and Printer Sharing is different in Windows Vista than from the setup in Windows XP.
On a computer running Windows XP, click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Network Connections. Click Local Area Network Connection, click Properties, and then view the list of items used by the network connection. Ensure that the Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder check box is selected.
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Make sure you are receiving a proper IP address from the DHCP server....If you run a cmd prompt (windows icon, type cmd and hit eneter, then ipconfig) you should see a 192.168.0.x address. If not, go to the control panel, network connections, manage network connections, and be sure that TCP/IP (V4) is set as auto-configure....
If you are sharing the connection through an XP computer, you will need to run the Internet and connection sharing Wizard on the XP computer, and transfger the settings on a disk to the Windows 7 PC. A simpler solution (assuming you are on a cable/dsl connection would to be to go to your local big box store and buy an Internet/Firewall router. It would also increase your security.
Oh, then there is a problem with the PC. I have Vista Home Premium and I connect to a network made by XP and majority of them are XP, for Internet. All the new versions of Windows are made to be compatible fully with the old ones.
Right-click on the Bookshelf 2000 setup exe file, click Properties,
Compatibility, click Windows XP SP2, OK. Proceed as usual. I got that
from the Internet but I don't remember where. I'm using a Windows Vista
Home Basic (HP Compaq Presario, 32-bit) - I haven't tried it on our
Vista Ultimate (Core 2 Duo desktop 64-bit).
hii you conect net server pc . all pc conect in switch ..then your name all pc diffence .. and net conect server pc then go net conection dailbox properties ..networking ....enabil network conection then so server pc auto ip address....apply ok done
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