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I can't access my other computer

NietzscheRCN

Senior member
I have set up my three computers on a network and have various folders shared on each system. for some reason lately I can access my desktop from my laptops, but can't access my laptops from my desktop. The window pops up for the username and password but I am not given the option to chose username. It always says guest so I am unable to log in.

Any ideas?
 
change security settings under control panel, under administrative tools under local security policys.
then under local policies, under security options, look for Network access: sharing and security moduel for local accounts. It needs to be set to classic not guests only. This is on the PC that does the sharing. I would change it on all the PC's..

I asume this is a xp pro PC..

 
All my systems are currently running pro. I'll check these settings later but I'm pretty sure that's how I have them. It used to work and then one day it only gave me guest options.

So I just tried and when I clicked security policies I get this error:

Snap-in failed to initialize.
Name:Group Policy Object Editor
CLSID:{8fcob734-aoe1-11d1-a7d3-0000f87571e3}
 
Originally posted by: NietzscheRCN
All my systems are currently running pro. I'll check these settings later but I'm pretty sure that's how I have them. It used to work and then one day it only gave me guest options.

So I just tried and when I clicked security policies I get this error:

Snap-in failed to initialize.
Name:Group Policy Object Editor
CLSID:{8fcob734-aoe1-11d1-a7d3-0000f87571e3}

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/297064 should fix the mmc error
 
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