host to host bridge
Hi. I am new to NTC but hoping I can get some much needed help. I have searched the web until my brains have gurgled. (?) I have 2 pc's that I have had networked for some time working just fine. They connect via a router to a dsl modem.
Hi. I am new to NTC but hoping I can get some much needed help. I have searched the web until my brains have gurgled. (?)
I have 2 pc's that I have had networked for some time working just fine. They connect via a router to a dsl modem. Both pc's get on the internet just fine but I can no longer access the other computer's files.
In device mgr under other devices I have the dreaded yellow ! covering the usb host to host bridge.
I have no clue as to what that is or where I can get drivers for it. Is it a windows xp thing? a nic thing? a router thing?
Both pcs are MSI MS-6380 with AMD DURON processors, 1000 mhz.
Both can get on the internet just fine and pc 2 ( the wifes ) can still get files from my pc, even though hers also has the same ! point on usb host to host bridge; but I cannot access her pc.
Please help while I still have enough sanity to understand.
thanks in advance.
cody :x
I have 2 pc's that I have had networked for some time working just fine. They connect via a router to a dsl modem. Both pc's get on the internet just fine but I can no longer access the other computer's files.
In device mgr under other devices I have the dreaded yellow ! covering the usb host to host bridge.
I have no clue as to what that is or where I can get drivers for it. Is it a windows xp thing? a nic thing? a router thing?
Both pcs are MSI MS-6380 with AMD DURON processors, 1000 mhz.
Both can get on the internet just fine and pc 2 ( the wifes ) can still get files from my pc, even though hers also has the same ! point on usb host to host bridge; but I cannot access her pc.
Please help while I still have enough sanity to understand.
thanks in advance.
cody :x
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Sounds like you need the VIA 4in1-drivers. Get them from www.via.com.tw
This is not related to your file-access-problem though. That has to do with something else. Permissions perhaps? Or maybe you just installed WinXP ServicePack2 on one of the computers and got the internal firewall activated.
This is not related to your file-access-problem though. That has to do with something else. Permissions perhaps? Or maybe you just installed WinXP ServicePack2 on one of the computers and got the internal firewall activated.
