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Old 02-21-2008, 02:43 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Even 1GB doesn't cut it for Vista IMO. Especially with onboard graphics.
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I've got a question for you that's been bugging me for 4 months. Do you know a way to get XP and Vista to play nice together on a network? I can share my dialup connection and printers from an XP machine to a Vista machine, but not the other way around, and forget sharing drives between either machine. I finally went out and bought a printer with an RJ45 connection on it because I was tired of moving the USB printer back and forth. I consider myself a little more educated than the average person when it comes to this sort of stuff, and I have been all over Vista's control panel. I can't seem to figure it out. Any tips you could offer?
Hey Segep,

Sorry for the late reply..Work has really been kicking my ass

Vista surely is a pain in the a$$ when it comes to sharing media/files. You should be able to have full-control in "Network and Sharing Center" in your Control Panel. Once you are there, verify printer sharing is enabled, file-sharing, etc.

Once that is verified, go to your printers folder and right-click and select Share. If you want to share any files or folders on your network, do the same (right-click share).

Hope this helps!
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