Home network in windows 7 / vista

The installation of Seven in 7100 on a dedicated partition is well spent but I have a problem with the home network that I can solve ps.

The forces involved:

Seven desktop PC with USB printer HP Vista laptop WiFi connection via Linksys WRT54G router behind a Sagem. On the network, a multimedia box, no worries for him it reads the files on the PC desktop.

I can see the files on both machines intermittently by against I managed to make an impression since Vista only once and without having done anything special.

When I see and that my file access is allowed, if I want to start a print to Seven, I see the printer, I select it, drivers installed for a long time, it works without problems with xp, unable to print and then files become inaccessible.

I looked on the firewall, Eset, consulting newspapers I realized that despite the share permissions, requests were refused. I create a rule that it does, change the port and we go for a tour. Basically, Netbios is on the ball.

I'm on the problem since yesterday and I'm starting to seriously doubt the ability of Seven, in its current state, to manage a home network.

If anyone has a solution I'm interested because I do not know how to solve this problem.

Thank you.

It's weird because with me it works perfectly . what installation you choose for network or home network?

I chose my home network and the same workgroup name, MSHOME, disabled passwords everywhere and it does not work.

I see my network and something new has occurred this morning: Residential Gateway Device.

Why do you have a router behind a router? For some reason the reach of Wi-Fi?

Do a ipconfig / all on both PCs (Vista and Seven)

You press and you keep the Windows key and you press the R key, you release all === in the dialog box that you opened tapes cmd / k ipconfig / all> ip.txt & & notepad ip.txt then click OK


Conceals or removes physical address (like 00-1D-4C-2E-00-01) through XX-XX-XX-XX-XX

Copy and paste the contents of the file that appears on your screen in your next message