anything on the desktop? A drive, a folder or a printer? Also, check
firewall settings. You can briefly turn the firewall off to see if it
makes a difference, then turn it back on once you've got a connection.
Tom
mrkodak wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am having another problem with my home network between 2 machines both running Windows XP. The desktop is running XP home edition and the laptop is running XP Professional. After I click on the My Network Places icon, both machines only display the laptop computer. Why isn't the desktop machine being seen on my network?
>
> thanks for all of your help
>
> Ted
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