Sharing PC and MAC

Hello...
There is a problem on SHARING FILEFROM PC TO MAC and FROM MAC TO PC...
After update MAC OS X MOUNTAIN LION, on PC is installed Windows 7 the problem is don't work sharing, that is is work only see the icon, but clicking on icon, there is a windows with log and password, I have insereted, don't work and is always wrong...
But, before Mountain Lion, there was Lion, the sharing is was alls perfect work...
Why?
Something that it really does and it's really annoying, going on PREFERENCES -> NETWORK -> SHARING -> modifing NAME COMPUTER and NAME HOST LOCALE, after change, on PC is work to enter on mac, but when I turns OFF alls computer, after a day, I Turns ON, the sharing not longer work..
How I can resolve?

Ok, looking at console.log, I found this line:
mount_smbfs: negotiate phase failed: syserr = Software caused connection abort
and I have just followed instructions in this document, http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1564?viewlocale=en_US
Thanks,
-Ollie

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