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– Experience dynamic media - like photos, videos, and GIFs – Discover what your favorite sports, news, politics, and entertainment thought leaders are talking about – Go Live with a tap or sit back and watch events unfold from around the world. – Watch premium and exclusive live streams directly from your mobile device. Twitter is what’s happening in the world and what people are talking about right now. Also, be sure to checkout my complete guide to troubleshooting homegroups in Windows.Know Your Twitter App – Windows XP/7/8/10 and MAC PCįrom breaking news and entertainment to sports, politics, and everyday interests, when it happens in the world, it happens on Twitter first. If you run into any problems, feel free to leave a comment and I’ll try to help. Once I did that, I was able to connect to my XP machine from Windows 10 without any issue. Secondly, I connected to the Windows 10 machine first from Windows XP. I went through the wizard, making sure to name the workgroup WORKGROUP. First, I clicked on the Setup a home or small office network link that you see in the screenshot above. It finally worked after I did two things. My Windows 10 machine logs in using a Microsoft account, so when it asked for the username and password, I entered my email address and password, which worked.Īlso, when trying to connect to the XP machine from Windows 10, I kept trying to enter the username and password for my local account on the XP machine, but it simply wouldn’t connect. Oddly enough, even though I get the error when clicking on the View workgroup computers link, I was able to access the shared folders on my Windows 10 machine. In my case, the \\AseemVostro computer is a Windows 10 computer. Once you have done that, try connecting from the Windows XP machine to your Windows 7/8/10 computer by opening Explorer and typing in the network path like below: First, follow all the directions in this Microsoft support article to make sure the basics are covered. Though those items have to be working properly, they were not exactly causing the problem. This got me Googling and I tried a whole slew of solutions including turning off the firewall, trying to start the Computer Browser service, enabling NetBIOS, etc. Workgroup is not accessible.The service has not been started. The first issue I ran into was when I went to My Computer, clicked on My Network Places and then clicked on View workgroup computers, I got the following error: Don’t worry though, a little bit of troubleshooting will fix it. However, you will run into issues when trying to access the Windows XP computer from Windows 7/8/10 or vice versa. Basically, the key to adding XP computers to a Windows 7/8/10 homegroup is to make it part of the same workgroup as those computers.
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