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Old July 27th 05, 07:09 PM
brad
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Default 98se / xp network "Unable to browse the network"

After disabling McAfee and ICF I am able to ping both ways (xp98 &
98xp) by address and name but I still receive the "Unable to browse
the network" message from one 98se node in network neighborhood. Also I
have noticed that the 98se hangs on the [network neighborhood] icon in
windows explorer for a long period of time before producing the "entire
network" icon, which then displays the "Unable to browse the network"
message. Ideas would be appreciated. Brad

 




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