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Having problems with 2 computers, a laptop windows 98 and a desktop windows 2000 pro.
They are networked together using a wireless system. If I use the desktop, click on "my network places" and then "computers near me" I can see the laptop, access it, copy files, delete files, transfer files to it, etc. But when I go to the laptop and try to access the desktop computer I don't get any where, clicking on "network neighbourhood" then "entire network" I receive a message saying something along the lines of the server could not be found, check network settings. Obviously both sides of the network are functioning correctly other wise I wouldn't be able to access the laptop using the desktop computer. When it comes to networking I prefer windows 2000 pro or windows xp, as it's so easy to use but I am unfamilar with networking using windows 98 and would appreciate some help. What I'm looking at doing is having a short cut on the laptop which takes me to either the entire contents of the desktop computer's hard drive or certain programs that are installed on the desktop computer.
Any help would be useful.
Thanks in advance...
....DreeM
Having problems with 2 computers, a laptop windows 98 and a desktop windows 2000 pro.
They are networked together using a wireless system. If I use the desktop, click on "my network places" and then "computers near me" I can see the laptop, access it, copy files, delete files, transfer files to it, etc. But when I go to the laptop and try to access the desktop computer I don't get any where, clicking on "network neighbourhood" then "entire network" I receive a message saying something along the lines of the server could not be found, check network settings. Obviously both sides of the network are functioning correctly other wise I wouldn't be able to access the laptop using the desktop computer. When it comes to networking I prefer windows 2000 pro or windows xp, as it's so easy to use but I am unfamilar with networking using windows 98 and would appreciate some help. What I'm looking at doing is having a short cut on the laptop which takes me to either the entire contents of the desktop computer's hard drive or certain programs that are installed on the desktop computer.
Any help would be useful.
Thanks in advance...
....DreeM