Cannot connect to shared devices- Error codes 0x80070035 and 0x80004005

I am having a network made up of Windows 7 laptops, windows XP laptop plus a Linksys (Cisco) WRT610 wireless router by means of storage connected to it using its USB port. From Windows 7 laptop (A) I can observe as well as access all other computers and storage devices. From Windows 7 computer (B) I cannot connect to computer A or else storage devices. I get error codes for example 0x80070035 and 0x80004005 at what time trying to connect either using the Internet protocol address on the name of the device. At what time I ping the devices from computer B I have no problem getting them. I have also disabled all firewalls; add entry to the LMHOST file and can still not able to connect to other devices from B computer. I am able to surf the internet well and do the whole thing else - just not able to connect to other devices.

I would like to know what is the Anti-Virus software installed on your PC. Attempt allocating exception to the Internet protocol address of that particular computer which is not able on the way to access the other storage devices as of from the antivirus and verify if you are capable to access the storage devices from that computer.Make sure if you are able on the way to access the documents after uninstalling the Firewall as well as security application. If the security program is causing the problem contact the manufacturer and confirm what is to be done.As well run the Network Diagnostic tool and allow us be familiar with the result for the similar so that we can work on it.

Thanks for the respond - I have attempted all the fundamentals including disable my firewall (Nortons 360) as well as running in safe mode with networking to no benefit. I at a standstill cannot access other devices on the network up till now I am able to do the whole thing else counting access router configure pages, ping as well as trace route. All other network associated function works well - just not able to access anything from within the file manager. Please if you have any other idea to resolve this please let me know.

If you have attempted the above suggestion and this does not resolve the issue then this may be happening due to any third party application. Odds are the 3rd party firewall is the problem, as safe mode will stop the majority add-on software from running, and we observe problem all the time through networking troubles basis by third party firewalls (particularly ones that are running on a beta operating system).If you uninstall this software, does your problem stop occurring?

The firewall is at present uninstalled since it would not install the driver it required appropriately. I as well used a batch tool somebody made to take away all leftovers that may possibly have been left at the back. System Restore is not a choice since there is not a restore point that will return back far enough without deleting a bunch of applications and files I would like.