I'm sorry to say that there is a solution, but I do not recall what it is. I
had it a few months ago and didn't save it.

My point for this response is to let you know it's out there and don't give
up.

Again, sorry.

jwkh


"G2Realtor" wrote:

> I have a home network with 9 computers on the network, all but one run some
> version of XP, I.E., Home, Pro and Media. There is one last of the 9 systems
> is a 98se system. It is simply on the network because there is some data on
> the HDs that I need from time to time and have not had the opportunity to
> move that data to another storage device.
>
> Anyway... here's the dilema. My system was humming along just fine and
> then... boom... out of nowhere, none of the computers can communicate with
> the network. I had mapped two HDs from one of the systems to one of the nine
> computers and I still have access to these two Mapped HDs on the network,
> however, when I click the work group name I get an access denied alarm that
> says... " ...COLDWELL BANKER IS NOT ACCESSIBLE. YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE PERMISSION
> TO USE THIS NETWORK RESOURCE. CONTACT THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THIS SERVER TO
> FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE ACCESS PERMISSIONS. THE LIST OF SERVERS FOR THIS
> WORKGROUP IS NOT CURRENTLY AVALIABLE"...
>
> All computers are and have been connected to the Linksys G-54 Router with
> Speed Boost via wireless connections. They are all within 10 feet of the G-45
> Router. All were running find until... Boom!!!... this!!!
>
> I don't know where to look or go to fix the problem. Oh yes... I think this
> problem begain after an automatic update of all of the computers.
>
> HELP!!! FAST... PLEASE
>
> Bye for now,
>
>
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