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    This may stating the obvious but are you sure you have permission to share. Have a look here

    http://www.microsoft.com/technet/net.../vista_fp.mspx

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    Thanks for the link redlight.

    I reinstalled last night and this morning I got everything working again.
    I turned on Network dicovery, File sharing and turned off Password protected sharing.

    I then hit Connect to a network under Tasks in the left hand pane, Restarted and it was all working again

    I can browse to shared folders on both machines

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    Yep, all permissions are set, as I said, it works for small files, but dies when I try and transfer any bigger files.

    I just tried it again with a 20meg nvidia driver file and it was transfering at 1.00mb/sec right up to half way and then it came up with the error and that time I also lost my connection to the internet.

    Does anyone else think that this could be a fault with the router?
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    Its looking like there could be!
    Would it be possible to hard-wire the two machines via a crossed over cable and remove the router

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    Yes, I have a crossover cable somewhere, I'll try it out.

    The more I think about it, the more I remember other instances like this where the router kept dropping the signal, but in the past it was only flakey until it was reset. Now its always flakey

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    My 2wire router used to freeze displaying two red lights after being used for a length of time.

    Now there is just a dent in the wall were it used to be!

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    I think one of those wrt54 ones from novatech is looking likely, they seem to be well regarded
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