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The thread discusses a networking issue where the main computer, connected to "Network 5," cannot access other computers on the network, which are on "Network 2." The user suspects that differing network names might be causing the problem and asks how to reset all network sharing settings and unify the computers on the same network. The overall sentiment is troubleshooting aimed at resolving connectivity issues, with no definitive solution provided within the thread.
thewolfe

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I have 4 computers'

"Main" on Work - Network 5
"Spare" on Work - Network 2
"3rd comp" on Work - Network 2
"Laptop" on - Home network (wireless)

All networked computers can "see" all 4 computers EXCEPT Main can not access any of the other 3 computers.

Would it have anything to do with "Network 5" on the main being different that Network 2 on the other computers?

Also is there a way to wipe out all networked computers and start from scratch so there all on the same Home/Work network with the same number for the network.
 

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I have had all my computer networked but somewhere along the line my main computer can't see the other ones. And from what I can tell the main computer has all the same sharing boxes ticked.

Is there a way to delete all sharing on all computers and start from scratch?
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I have had all my computer networked but somewhere along the line my main computer can't see the other ones. And from what I can tell the main computer has all the same sharing boxes ticked.

Is there a way to delete all sharing on all computers and start from scratch?
 

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