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    Windows 7 Connecting to Company Network/Server via Ethernet help

    Ok so I recently updated my work laptop to Windows 7 ultimate (without making my company aware) I done extensive research on the other work computers, installing software and trying to get as many applicable programs installed on my OS as the ones on the others Note - All of the computers at...
    • jaredstevens10
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    • company network compatibility connection drivers encryption ethernet firewall guardianedge internet access intranet ip address lan network networking printing technical support troubleshooting windows 7 windows update work laptop
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 printer sharing on non-domain LAN

    Our small company network has 2 Windows 7 computers and about 30 Windows XP computers. We also have several Lexmark T-model laser printers (T630, T640, etc). Having one of the two Windows 7 computers, I'm trying to get functional print capability. Lexmark does not make drivers for Windows 7...
    • rando1000
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    • company network drivers lexmark network non-domain print capability printer sharing windows 7 windows xp
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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    Windows 7 'Network ID' greyed out in Windows 7

    Hello, I'm trying to add a computer to my companies domain in Windows 7. In XP I usually just click 'Network ID' and put in the domain name. However, in Windows 7 this option is completely greyed out. I can still see the companies fill server, and use the internet. But it won't let me join the...
    • craven
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    • company network configuration domain join fill server greyed out network id network issues printers access windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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    Windows 7 Login script works in XP but freezes in Win7. Pls help!

    Hi, I work in a fairly large company and we use a logon script (pushed thru GPO) utilizing "NET USE" to access shared drives. In XP, the system simply skips those drives which user has no access rights to and goes back straight to the C:\drive prompt. This effectively puts an end to the script...
    • ladyinred
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    • company network dos prompt gpo net use script behavior shared drives user access windows 7 windows xp
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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