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I can't get windows 7 to share files and printer with wireless XP computer. Wireless computer connect to network but does not see or can be seen by other computers on network.
- Windows 7 XP Mode Networking problem
I use some older productivity programs in my office that...
- Windows 7 XP Mode Networking problem
16 paź 2013 · It looks like you have not installed the network drivers and that is the reason why you are facing the issue. I would suggest you to download the network drivers from the computer manufacturer’s website using any other computer and then install the drivers and then check.
go into CMD (command prompt) and type this: netsh wlan connect name="name of network trying to connect to". use quotes if the network is more than 1 word. Also try: netsh interface set interface name="name of your wireless/wired adapter" admin=enabled. this will manually enable the adapter.
I use some older productivity programs in my office that only run on XP. I bought a new computer with Windows 7 Professional and downloaded and installed XP Mode and Virtual PC. This is working fine, but I cannot connect to my network in XP mode.
You have to enable Win7 to see other machines, it is done by opening Network and Sharing Center (translated) then on the left pane there's Change Advanced Sharing Options (translated) and there are various options, of which "Enable network discovery" should be interesting to you, in this case.
If you can’t connect to a Wi-Fi network that you could connect to before, it’s possible that the network settings might have changed or the profile is corrupted. To fix this, remove (or "forget") the network connection, then reconnect to the network.
Try the adapter in a Windows 7 desktop, works fine. Download those drivers from the manufacturer and install them. Still nothing. As it stands now, the Local Area Connection and Wireless Network Connection have the red X. When running ipconfig /all it returns: Windows IP Configuration. Host Name............:minitardis Primary Dns Suffix.......:
