My XP pro based home network does not allow any more to display and not access the shared resources at several pc-s connected by a router modem.The messages are always: Access denied, you have possibly not authority to access this resource.The network places seems quite normal to me, but I am not a network technician, only a novice in this field.2 people need an answerI do too

I tried the first CMD nbtstat in several ways, but it gives me constantly only the help-text of the command and I have no manual for this Cmd, NbTstat (netbios) or the NET cmd in prompt mode, which gives to litle explanatory info on each matter. What manual gived a non engineer a useful guiding in this stuff. Good to know.

Some help on these commands are found here:Nbtstat: < http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc940106.aspx >Net use: < http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490717.aspx >On the less technical side, there is a YouTube page on nbtstat: < http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99fmgVcu-68 >or just try Googling for it.HTH, JW

Hi JW.One of my pcs have the IIs 5.0 installed, the other had it there, but it seems to have disappeared. This has been the situation most of the time.Does that situation concerns my problem?BR ESkog.

From the original description of the problem and error message, I was assuming that you are trying to connect the other computers using Windows Networking (i.e. NetBIOS-over-TCP/IP, or NetBT, or Network Places). This is totally different from IIs which connects with HTTP, FTP, NTP, or SNTP. So most likely, whether IIs is installed or not does not make a difference.The most useful information at this point would be the result of trying to connect manually with the "net use" command from a command prompt window (Start -> Run -> "cmd") net use * \\computername\sharenameReplacing "computername" with another computer name on the subnet, and "sharename" with a shared folder name on that machine.Regards, JW