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The original poster has two Windows 10 computers, one running Pro and the other Home, both on the same network and workgroup. The issue is that from the Lenovo PC, the network devices, including the wife's Acer, are not fully visible, while the wife's laptop can see all devices. The discussion suggests checking the network profile settings using PowerShell, and the thread is merged for clarity, with guidance to ensure proper network discovery settings on the Lenovo computer.
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djchapple

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I have a lenovo AIO 730S-24IKB computer running Windows 10 Pro and my wife has an Acer Aspire A515-52 running Windows 10 Home. Both Windows OS are up to date.

Control Panel/System shows that both computers are on the WorkGroup called Workgroup

When I click on Network in my Lenovo computer I cannot see my wife's Acer but when she clicks on Network in her Acer computer she can see my Lenovo.

What settings do I need to vhange in my Lenovo?
 

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I have a Lenovo Ideacentre 730S-24IKB AIO computer running Windows 10 Pro and my wife has an Acer Aspire A515-15 laptop running Windows 10 Home.

Both computers have the Windows 10 fully up to date.

When my wfie clicks on Network she can can see everything on the Network, including my Lenovo computer. When I click on Network I can see everything on the Network except my wife's Acer.

What settings do \I need to change on my Lenovo?
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Neemobeer

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What is the network category for both devices?

From a Powershell prompt type Get-NetConnectionProfile
 

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I have a Lenovo Ideacentre 730S-24IKB AIO computer running Windows 10 Pro and my wife has an Acer Aspire A515-15 laptop running Windows 10 Home.

Both computers have the Windows 10 fully up to date.

When my wfie clicks on Network she can can see everything on the Network, including my Lenovo computer. When I click on Network I can see everything on the Network except my wife's Acer.

What settings do \I need to change on my Lenovo?
 

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Neemobeer

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Merged threads because you asked the same thing twice. Make sure you reply to this thread instead of creating a new one.
 

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