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Old 15th January 2009   #1
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Network permissions.

Hi all I hope you can help.
I am having problems with my home network which was working until I used some XP tuning software on my PC, Administerative shares which I reversed. I cannot even see my or any workgroup at the moment, which I can change.
I am getting the error message "HOME is not accessable, you might not have permission .............. Windows cannot find the network path contact network administrator". Am logged in as administrator. I think the problem is permissions to see the network the tuning software must have edited the permissions for the administrator.... I dont want to reinstall XP.

Please please help

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Undo changes made by that software.
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Undo changes made by that software.
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Tried that I cannot even see the PC's own workgroup is there a setting for this?

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Well we don't know:
1. what "tuning" software you used,
2. what you did using that software.

Not knowing what was done I cannot advise beyond to run the software and try to find some setting that "undoes" changes made or restores Windows defaults.

Windows System Restore may or may not be able to fix things, but it's worth a try to use System Restore to load a restore point PRIOR to when you installed that tuning software.

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Well we don't know:
1. what "tuning" software you used,
2. what you did using that software.

Not knowing what was done I cannot advise beyond to run the software and try to find some setting that "undoes" changes made or restores Windows defaults.

Windows System Restore may or may not be able to fix things, but it's worth a try to use System Restore to load a restore point PRIOR to when you installed that tuning software.
There must be some way for an admainstrator me to see the workgroup. Administrator not having permission???? i will try the restore again tried already but will go further back in time.
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Looks like full rebuild of software

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Well we don't know:
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3. xphome or xppro?

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Well we don't know:
1. what "tuning" software you used,
2. what you did using that software.
3. xphome or xppro?
xp pro
i did a network questionair the software "tuned" the pc by disabled admin shares among other things I cannot remember what else. i tried to reverse no good
i will find out the name of the software
Surely I can reverse admin permissions when loggeed in as a admin.
i cant even see the pc's workgroup.

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