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When my computer is plugged into the router and i go into 'trust control' in norton, my router shows up as full trust, but no other computers show up and when i try joining homegroups none show up. But when i plug my computer into the wall bypassing my router, norton shows all the computers on the network and lets me join the homegroup. So to summarise, i cant join homegroups when i am connected to my router, but i can join when i dont use the router.
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My router is a: Netgear WGR614v9
I'm running build 7201 and am unable to join a domain.I'm able to join the domain ok with WinXP.
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How to Join or Add a Computer to a Windows 7 Homegroup ?
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So I tried setting up a homegroup on computer B and seeing if computer A could join. Same problem occurred, incorrect password.
Ok so here we go, I have my laptop and pc hooked up with a lan core, and my laptop is sharing its internet with the pc. I want to create a home group so they can share files easy, but when i create a group on the computer (does not mater what computer) the other computer can't find it.
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For example, I take one of these particular PCs to my home network Prior to the terminal going onto the network
ping localhost --> 127.0.0.1
ping computername --> 192.x.x.x
After the PC has joined the network, just attached to the same router, not on the same workgroup, etc., now all computers on the network return
ping localhost --> ::1
ping computername --> 08fe:xxxx (IPv6 address)
ping computername -4 --> 192.x.x.x
ping localhost -4 --> 192.x.x.x
This behavior continues even without IPv6 enabled on any adapter on the network. When the PC is removed from the network, all other PCs continue with the new behavior. I have tried netsh winsock reset, net stop dnscache, netsh int ip reset.log hit, unchecking IPv6 in multiple places, ensuring binding order has IPv4 above IPv6 on all network adapters (none hidden) etc. It's like this PC infects other windows PCs with IPv6. I have not tried disabling IPv6 from the registry or by Policy in my lab but I believe I tried this on previous network with no effect.
I have a windows 7 netbook, its a starter version. 32 bit I think. And i am trying to join a homegroup but the join now button is grayed out and I have tried just about everything I could try and still no go. I [URL] tried this..
I have tried everything that your tutorials offer, and I have looked at this thread and still no solution.. [URL]
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192.168.1.50
4.2.2.3
4.2.2.2
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Anything.local
local
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Nothing solved it for me.
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How can I change the unidentified network to Home? sine it is actually home!
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