On my home network, I have a media file server running Vista 64-bit that serves out music and movies. Since everything is behind a router, I decided to make the shared media folders accessible to anyone on my home network. All you have to do is browse to the media server and start accessing content, without having to log in.
To enable anonymous browsing of a shared folder that is shared by a Vista PC (that is not on a domain), do the following:
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this does not work on vista ultimate!
on a vista home (guesting) machine i get the password prompt when i type in the other computer name, if i type 'guest' with no password it returns with DDDD\guest (DDDD is the guest computer).
i enabled the guest account on the guesting computer but no use.
i then enabled Network Discovery on the ultimate and then it works so it is a requirement.
i disabled it for performance reasons.