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Still no network....
Nov. 6th, 2008 05:10 pmI still can't see my "Microsoft Windows Network" when I browse under "Entire Network", even after several iterations of help from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hms42.
If I go to Tools|FolderOptions|General and turn off common tasks, I'll see the "Entire Network" icon. When I click on it, I see the Microsoft Terminal Services and Web Client Network icons. I don't see an icon for Microsoft Windows Network. But I can still ping orac and tardis and get a response from the pings. I also enabled the icon in the "MSHOME Properties" window (MSHOME being the default name of the workgroup).
I also tried rolling back SP3, resinstalling Windows from the upgrade disk, and reinstalling SP3.
I also tried upgrading the driver on my network card.
Some history: I had a hub and ethernet cabling. The network worked fine under Windows 98. In June, I acquired a Linksys wireless router. Even though I still use dial-up, I wanted to use it as a wireless access point for the laptop. I couldn't use it that way, so I wrapped up everything and saved it for future use. Now I'm using a crossover cable.
hms42.If I go to Tools|FolderOptions|General and turn off common tasks, I'll see the "Entire Network" icon. When I click on it, I see the Microsoft Terminal Services and Web Client Network icons. I don't see an icon for Microsoft Windows Network. But I can still ping orac and tardis and get a response from the pings. I also enabled the icon in the "MSHOME Properties" window (MSHOME being the default name of the workgroup).
I also tried rolling back SP3, resinstalling Windows from the upgrade disk, and reinstalling SP3.
I also tried upgrading the driver on my network card.
Some history: I had a hub and ethernet cabling. The network worked fine under Windows 98. In June, I acquired a Linksys wireless router. Even though I still use dial-up, I wanted to use it as a wireless access point for the laptop. I couldn't use it that way, so I wrapped up everything and saved it for future use. Now I'm using a crossover cable.
