I can't access my other computer over the network

[Peegee]

I can see the computer, but when I double click the icon, I get the option to log in as [computer name]/Guest. There is no guest account. What do I have to change to allow access to the other computer?

[Yamaneko]

Setup an identical password for both computer admins on the networked computers.

[crono_logical]

Doesn't even have to be admins, just make sure both machines have the same named user accounts on them, and the passwords match for like-named accounts

[Baloki]

If your using XP I think theres an option that allows you to be automattically authenticated by the other computer using your computers username, try looking through the network connections settings

[Peegee]

First of all, your advice boggles my mind as I can open the shared folder of my roommate's computer (but I don't do it because there's a virus there), and he has a different password (hopefully), even if he were using the administrator account.

Secondly, the problem was that I didn't turn on file sharing. Thanks though

[Baloki]

:riiight:

[crono_logical]

I can think of many possible reasons, but too lazy to post them

[Samuraid]

Assuming, of course, that you and the other computer are running XP, an easy way to get sharing to work is to enable "simple file sharing" like so:

[Baloki]

Secondly, the problem was that I didn't turn on file sharing. Thanks though

[Yamaneko]

Assuming, of course, that you and the other computer are running XP, an easy way to get sharing to work is to enable "simple file sharing" like so:

Why would any semi-advanced user want simple file sharing on, though?

[Samuraid]

Why would any semi-advanced user want simple file sharing on, though?

*guilty*

I have it enabled on my home computer (this one) because I honestly have no need for any of the advanced permissions at the moment.