Problem seeing shared files on networked windows computer

Using wireless Linksys network with windows XP desktop for printer and some shared file access. Printer working well. In finder, cannot connect to see shared files.

Hi RichardDalli,
From the lof I see that you are getting Error 1935.
You can try solutions from DOC: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403969.html
If you still face the same issue you might have to contact Microsoft.
Regards
SameeR

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I recently bought a Netgear Wireless Access Point to use in the office so we can have a wireless network. I configured the wireless network, and I am currently connected to the internet. However, I no longer can access the shared files on the Windows computers like I could when I was hardwired in with an ethernet cable. I've disabled all of the internal firewalls on all of the computers (and there's no firewall built into the WAP), all the computers are on the same workgroup, and I've tried accessing the computer with the shared files directly via the IP address using the instructions found here http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/8849.html.
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First off, I don't think that this issue is related to our router, but I have been searching for a fix and can not find one. We have a WRT54GS. Now, on to our issue:
At my work, we have a small network with computers sharing files between the others. I have attached a network diagram to help explain this better.
Our Win7 machine is our main computer that shares an external hard drive with much information that the other computers need to access. What we have noticed is either after a sleep, or even a period of time of say, 2 hours, those files are no longer able to be accessed. The Win7 machine is still sharing them, but the WinXP machines are unable to access them anymore and my Mac can see the computer is unable to connect to the folders. I have gone and attempted to get some help over at Microsofts site but that was a fail. Here is the link to the forum post there. http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7network/thread/f0a2e8d6-f75a-41d7-a280-c6f3adbffa...
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--I would like to add that this DOESN'T ONLY happen after sleep, it also happens after a time of being used.
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**The Win7 machine is a Dell T3500 running Windows 7 64bit. I can provide specific hardware if needed. The drivers are all up to date as of yesterday.
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Message was edited by: Russell Massey

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It asks me to loggin I dont remember ever setting a login and password for it.
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On the Mac, did you enable Windows Sharing in System Preferences>Sharing>Services ?
I want to be able to use my printer that is hooked up to my Windows 7 PC with my Macbook
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