Now my desktop pc1 can see the home group. But actually I can access internet from thisĬomputer. But I can not see the home group from desktop pc1, because it says the computer is not connected to any network. I can join the home group from pc3 without any problem. The desktop is wired to the router and two laptops are wirelessly One desktop (windows 7 home-premium 64 bit, pc1), two laptops (one is windows 7 home premium 64 bit, pc2, one is windows 7 ultimate 32 bit, pc3). I have three computers on my home network. I followed your instructions and it worked, partially. John Kellgren From PICK and IBM to now, this has been a thirty year circle to get color and a mouse.ĭeanfp, thank you for your reply.
PHEW!!! Hope to bump into everyone in this forum again soon. These this don't really stop progress, but they drive you CRAZY. I do appreciate the fact that Microsoft (and in particular-MSDN) released the RC of Windows 7 as soon as they did (again, I will say this OS is steps better than anything that's been released in a long time), but there stills need to be some meticulous QA done from a developer's and user's standpoint. Since I switched my main development machine from XP sp3 to Win 7 RC, the 'only' problems that I've been encumbered with by Windows 7 (which I love working with) have been caused by the assignment or un-assignment of security permissions in various parts of the Registry. I will say that I'm not surprised that this situation reared it's ugly head. Like most stated, everything worked, but Wndows 7 just wouldn't know it. Ugumba, I must thank you for your research because that finally solved my not being relegated to a Windows 7 network. I have been googling for an answer to this situation for over a month.
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