Need to fix a Windows 7 Ethernet IP Configuration?

Question

Background
There is a need to see, my MacBook Pro external or internal hard-drives while using Windows 7 Home Premium running from BOOTCAMP, from my MacBook using an Ethernet cable. While using the Mac OS X on both computers there is no problem with Read,Write access to the user accounts and all the hard-drives from either computer. When Windows 7 is running on the MacBook Pro the SHARED pc connection status is “Connection Failed.”
MacBook Pro:
Mac OS X Network
Location: Automatic; (Green Button), Connected; Ethernet: Status: Ethernet is currently active and has the IP address …; Configure IPv4: Using DHCP.
Mac OS X Sharing
(Green Button) File Sharing: On; File Sharing Service: On; Shared Folders: listed with Read & Write for all.
Options…
Share files and folders using AFP, checked; Share files and folders using SMB (Windows), checked (password has been entered)
Windows 7 Settings
Network and Sharing Center
View your basic network information and set up connections
The pc (BOOTCAMP on the MacBook Pro) is connected to Multiple networks and the Internet.
View your active networks
Wireless Network Connection
This is an Airport Extreme with an Internet modem connection with an Ethernet cable. Access type: Internet.
Local Network Access
This is an Ethernet cable connected between the MacBook Pro and MacBook. Access type: No network access. The Local Area Connection was used to perform Windows Network Diagnostics. After performing the recommended hardware actions a check was performed to see if the problem was cleared. The problem was given as “Local Area Connection” doesn’t have a valid IP configuration” Not Fixed. Relative to a local Ethernet connection between two computers how can the proper IP configuration be performed?
MacBook:
Network
Location: Automatic; (Yellow Button), Self-Assigned IP; Status: Connected - Ethernet has a self-assigned IP address and will not be able to connect to the Internet.
Sharing
(Green Button) File Sharing: On; File Sharing Service: On; Shared Folders: listed with Read & Write for all.
Options…
Share files and folders using AFP, checked; Share files and folders using FTP, unchecked; Share files and folders using SMB (Windows), checked (password has been entered).
Products
The products are both: 1) MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012), Mac OS X (10.7.4) and 2) MacBook (13-inch Early 2008), Mac OS X (10.6.8), Processor: 2.4. GHz Intel Core 2 Duo.

Answer 1

with the pc turned off,, turn on the start tapping F11 over and over till you see "windows is loading files" stop tapping.. Now while in recovery MRG "need help immediately" then recovery disk creation
although I am an HP employee.. My opinions are mine and mine only and do not reflect the company..
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