Do you have your folders shared?
Right click on the folder(s) and go to properties, and check the Sharing tab. Make sure you have set permissions to allow other computers access the folders and their contents.
Another thing you can try is to map the drive. If you know what the login is for the other computer:
Computer 1 -
-Open a command window by going to: Start > Run > and enter 'cmd' (no quotes) and hit enter. This will bring up the command window
-enter the following 'ipconfig' (no quotes) and copy down the IP Address. Mine is 192.168.1.47 in my local network.
Computer 2
-Open a command prompt and enter the following:
net use K: \\192.168.1.47\C$ /user:login password
where K: = an unused drive letter that you want to use
where C$ = the name of drive C, as seen in the C: drive properties sharing tab. It may be set differently
where login = the login "sharon" or whatever the user name is
where password = your password "sharonspassword" or whatever the password is
The above may let you map drive C:, but it really is only useful if you can actually access the files/folders.
