Sorry, I can see the computer name in network neighborhood

Ah, I misunderstood.

I thought you meant that you can't see the computer name in network neighborhood and that was the root of your problem.

but when I click on it all I get is the printers folder and on one, a "scheduled tasks" folders, no drives....

Normally, you do not see drives because they are HIDDEN shares.

Any share with a dollar sign ($) at the end is HIDDEN. If you hand-create a share, for instance, if you rightclick on a folder and say "sharing", and then share that folder with a name that DOESN'T end in a dollar sign, then you will see it.

I disable Netbui and I cannot even get to the computer, when I click on the computer name it comes back with "Computername is not accessible, The network path was not found"

If the network stops working when you disable Netbeui, then there is a problem with the TCP/IP addressing of the computers. Netbeui is its own proprietary protocol and will work independently of TCP addresses. This makes it easy for you to get your little ad-hoc LAN going, but it will not help you when the time comes to have a LAN party or when you want to hook this network up to a broadband router. Those things require a properly working TCP/IP network, they will not run over Netbeui.

You should be able to get it working without Netbeui if you've got TCP/IP installed and you assign fixed IP addresses to each computer, like so:

Computer 1
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IP address:10.0.0.41
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

Computer 2
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IP address:10.0.0.42
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

Computer 3
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IP address:10.0.0.43
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

Etc...