DemonTraitor
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I have a basic LAN with 4 computers running Windows 7 RC 7100...
I have joined all the computers to the Home Group, but most of the time when switching on the computers, some do not appear on the scene, wether in Home Group, or My Network... it is only until you log into them that they appear.
Most of the time this is not a problem, but I have a Media Server, which 99% of the time does not show up! I just want to be able to turn the Server on, and not have to do anything else after this to get it to show up on the Network.
This is annoying, and you have to either connect by Remote Desktop, and login... which then shows the computer on the network/homegroup as it should...
...or you can access the Server by entering the computer name Link Removed in the Address Bar, but as soon as you close Windows Explorer, the Server is forgotten!!
I have not configured anything fancy, just using Static IP, and thus enabled "NetBIOS Over TCP/IP".
Is this a Windows 7 bug? I have never had this problem on XP/Vista..
Can anyone help?
Thanks... Regards, Demon
I have joined all the computers to the Home Group, but most of the time when switching on the computers, some do not appear on the scene, wether in Home Group, or My Network... it is only until you log into them that they appear.
Most of the time this is not a problem, but I have a Media Server, which 99% of the time does not show up! I just want to be able to turn the Server on, and not have to do anything else after this to get it to show up on the Network.
This is annoying, and you have to either connect by Remote Desktop, and login... which then shows the computer on the network/homegroup as it should...
...or you can access the Server by entering the computer name Link Removed in the Address Bar, but as soon as you close Windows Explorer, the Server is forgotten!!
I have not configured anything fancy, just using Static IP, and thus enabled "NetBIOS Over TCP/IP".
Is this a Windows 7 bug? I have never had this problem on XP/Vista..
Can anyone help?
Thanks... Regards, Demon