Windows firewall settings. Disable windows firewall and see if that resolves the issue. If so find the exclusion that fixes it.
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 1:08 PM, Winterlight <[email protected]>wrote: > I have a Thinkpad that connects to my LAN wirelessly on the same router > that supports my Work group. It is not the only device that connects to the > LAN on wifi. My phone and two other laptops do as well. The other devices > are working fine on wifi. > > The problem laptop is running Win7 Pro and appears in the network > listings of all other LAN members. The Thinkpad has shares enabled. The > laptop can connect and access the members of the LAN but none of wired > members of the LAN can connect to the laptop. My LAN is not set up as a > home group but as users with password. I am a bit leary of homegroup. I > have shares enabled on the laptop and all other settings look correct. If I > click on the name of the laptop in Network from another computer it will > search but can not find the laptop. > > I ran MS network troubleshooter diagnostics on the problem laptop and it > came back with = there are two devices performing NAT and only one device > should be doing this. But none of the other devices have any problems so > whatever the problem is it must reside on this computer. Any ideas? Thanks. > > w > >
