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may need to do some tricks to make it see the windows 7+ pcs
To do this easily with Vista/7/8 machines u don't want to go changing settings all around, simply to go Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center. There u should see "basic network info"; under active Networks, change Home to Work. Use of Work as a place will turn off HomeGroup until switched back to Home location.
With HomeGroup of any kind disabled now, reboot. WinXP and Vista/7/8 machines systems should all be able to see each other fine via Windows Explorer > Network
If that alone doesn't do it, check the Network Sharing options on all systems.
For example, Vista/7/8 machines support 128-bit file sharing; u may need to drop this down to the lower 56 bit setting in Network Sharing Settings in order to work and allow XP system to see Vista/7/8 machines.
However if you need to do any NetBIOS/DOS based networking; even XP might have troubles there. Something alot of older DOS/Win95/98 games required for LAN.
7 does not support ipx at all
you need to use a wrapper for support
http://www.solemnwarning.net/ipxwrapper/
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/easy-install-guide-for-netbeui-and-ipx-in-windows-xp-pro/