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By flynempire
Recently I helped a new customer at their office which has a Peer network and had 2 Vista Pro SP-2 machines & 1 Win 7 Pro SP-1 machine.
One of the Vista machines was either hacked or some bad virus came in and I had to backup everything and install Windows 7 Pro SP-1 on it.
Now everything is working better as this machine acts as the server but when the other 2 need to access a share it wants the user name and password of the local account.
How can I stop this from happening? I do have the shares set for everyone with full control/access. There are 4 shares in that machine and this really should be simple. I made sure in the registry, services and network and sharing that the server machine is the only one that acts as server and the others just clients.
Any help is appreciated..
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I have 2 computers connected through a Linksys SE2500 ( http://www.linksys.com/en-apac/products/switches/SE2500/). It's either CAT 5e or 6. There is 20 feet of cable total, maybe.
The 2500 is connected to another router.
The PCs are Windows 7 home and Windows 7 pro. Working off the home PC to the pro PC is amazingly slow. We're talking 50kb/s. Yes...KILO. Trying to navigate folders is painfully slow. If I go to the pro and copy to the home machine it's fast.
Internet connection is fine on both PCs.
It did not used to be like this...obviously I changed something but I'm not sure what it was.
Both PCs have MS Sec essentials. Connection to the 'net is fine.
I started a new thread because the fixes on other threads didn't work for me.
The home PC only has 100Mb speed via it's laptop port. The pro machines a realtek GBe motherboard port.
I turned off RDC, speed and duplex on auto.
I pinged the pro from the home and no packet loss.
Does anyone have any ideas?
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