Generally, this is due to your computer being on a different WORKGROUP. Check to see. just right click on ';My Computer'; click the ';properites'; then click ';Computer Name'; tag. If the workgroup that shows there is the same as the other computers then you are good, if not change the workgroup. Also be sure your computer does not have the exact same NAME as anyother machine on the system.
That should get it, You can always just run the network wizard from the Control Panel to set all these settings.
Also you need to check your FIREWALL, to see if it is allowing your local network. You can turn it off to check, if your network works, turn the firewall back on and adjust the settings to allow your local network.
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