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• Windows 7 keeps changing home network to the public network, without pompting, in this case I can't access the internet, even though my router still receives the internet signal.

  Windows 7 keeps changing home network to the public network without asking for confirmation, this prevents me to access the internet

  Hi douglas wilson,.

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  Since when are you facing this problem?

  We need additional information to help you better.

  Make sure that you save the settings after clicking on homepage or work profile in the network profiles.

  Strengthen the security of your computer and your network:

  Identify and resolve home network problems:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/identify-and-resolve-home-network-problems

  Open network problem:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-networking-troubleshooters

  Kind regards
  Amal-Microsoft Support.
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• Change a theme from the private to the public

  Just saved a theme after signing up and I was wondering, why it does not appear under themes/Newest.

  Well, I had 'saved' instead of 'release' it.

  So, I'm sorry. How can I change the theme in a public?

  Thank you.

  You can do the following:

  Sign in to Kuler and go to MyKuler. Click the theme that you have created and click the button "make changes to this theme and view color values. You will find that button right next to the button "Download this theme. Then, change the theme to 'Public' and save the theme.

  Mordy

• Join the public network through the firewall option MCU Conference

  Hello world! Lately, we have a goal to jabber (without vpn) of internet users to join conferences within our network. Our telepresence infrastructure includes VCS, MCUS and endpoints (MX, SX). I discovered that MCU (4505) has a feature called video firewall option (under license). My question is whether it will be sufficient to achieve our goal? I've also heard that VCS expressway is used. What is the difference between these two?

  Firewall MCU option just the second NETWORK card, so you can have one with a public IP address and the second with a private IP address (essentially NAT'ed), and the internal and external clients will be connecting to a virtual meeting room common pre-configured on the MCU.

  The VCS-E (Expressway) works in tandem with your VCS - C to offer secure firewall courses. VCS - C is located on the inside of you firewall and the VCS-E is normally in the demilitarized zone.

  This allows, among other things, external systems to call your systems using H.323 and SIP URI dial, this includes clients of JabberVideo, but not Jabber client CPU.

  For Jabber clients you would deploy normally expressway-e series, see http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/unified-communications/expressway-series/datasheet-c78-730478.html and http://ciscocollab.wordpress.com/2014/01/29/deploying-collaboration-edge/ - whether it will work with your existing deployment is another story, you might be better off ultimately to something similar to Pexip or Acano - both were developed by former TANDBERG/Codian/Cisco engineers.

  /Jens

  Please note the answers and score the questions as "answered" as appropriate.

• public map to the private ip address

  need help to make the ip address mapping public private on Cisco 3660 router. Thanks in advance.

  Try something like:

  # ip nat inside source static

  FA of interface # 0/1

  # Net internal description

  # ip nat inside

  FA of interface # 0/2

  # Net external description

  # ip nat outside

  HTH

  Paddy

• Is the responsibility of the private sector in this context error

  QObject *listView = root->findChild("listView");
  listView->setProperty("dataModel", groupDataModel); //This line returns error: 'QVariant::QVariant(void*)' is private within this context 
  

  listView is a ListView declared in QML where groupDataModel is a declared GroupDataModel in C++.

  Any thoughts on what might have caused the error? I'm sorry if this question sounds stupid, Im just learn QML.
  Thank you

  Hello

  setProperty expected QVariant, but he could not find a constructor appropriate for storing QObject in QVariant.

  You can directly reference the ListView instead:

  ListView *listView = root->findChild("listView");
  listView->setDataModel(groupDataModel);
  

• Secondary public network on the external interface

  We already have a range of public address configured on the external interface (213.XX. YY. ZZ/29). Our supplier we've assigned a new range of public addresses (62.XX. YY. ZZ/29).

  How can I configure this on the PIX?

  PS: as far as I know, the secondary addresses are not possible!

  Hello

  You don't need to configure anything on the PIX make you just as your ISP routes the new addresses to your PIX - then you can use the new address to what you like.

  Concerning

  Kim

• How can I do a folio which is part of the private sector for my client and their staff (about 20 people)?

  Hi, I have a subscription to creative cloud and have created a folio ipad DPS for my client. They want to distribute this folio to their employees (about 20 people) and it is not public prefers.

  I can do this with my CC subscription or do I need a business account?

  For 20 people? Use the Adobe Content Viewer.

• Windows 7 continues to change network to the Public network without asking confirmation

  Windows 7 keeps changing home network to the Public network without asking for confirmation. I used the troubleshooter and it has not shown "no valid ip configuration". I reinstalled the driver but it does not work. What should I do?

  Hello

  All computers on the network are installed with Windows 7.
   
  You can try the steps in this article and check.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2578723?WA=wsignin1.0

• Configuring the private network or disable questions for the network discovery in network and sharing Center.

  I just got my laptop all cleaned and had everything updated. When I got it back I was mainly concerned how my network and discovery sharing would work, because we never had a home computer and a laptop computer at a time. Our PC at home has always defined for a private network. Today, they are both defined for the private sector, the laptop will probably always be at home too, but I was curious to see how the printer share everything would work on my laptop. It would not print and I checked just the settings that the guy I of any program for me usually had the top settings. On my laptop that I was first checking out and the network discovery has been to custom on both, one on my PC was on, laptop has never been verified we or off, file sharing has been enabled on both. public folder sharing off on both, printer sharing turned off the PC at home, but on laptop, so much time, I guess me to turn on the PC I don't know yet. Printer password sharing is on the PC and laptop. I try essentially whether it is what you would call a custom setting make for a firewall setting, or could someone please just kinda tell me if the sharing of network discovery should be turned on on the laptop and the PC, or was it not suppose to be turned on to the laptop, but on the PC only? Which should be lit and which should not be enabled in the configuration of the private network? I just want to be able to print my laptop if I want to. Thank you

  [Moved from the community centre of Participation]

  Hello

  What version of Windows are you using?

  This article was written for the two Windows Vista & Windows 7.  Drop-down menu (right) allows you to activate Windows Vista Instructions.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/install-printer-home-network#1TC=Windows-7

• How can I change my public network location at in Win7?

  On my server I am running Win 7 Pro 64 - bit (SP1) with an Ethernet cable to my router.

  I have several other network devices in my network, including wired and wireless, Win 7 PCs, PC Win XP and other facilities such as the backup network and media center.  I have problems with devices see each other (in particular my server) and the sharing of resources (files and printing).

  On my server, I am able to connect to the internet via my wired connection.  However, in the "network and sharing Center" under active networks I see "You are currently not connected to all the networks."  The link "Connect to a network" shows that I have no networks to connect to.   When I try to connect to my home group or create a homegroup, I said "To create or join a homegroup, network location of your computer must be on home."  Mine is set to public and I can't change it to make this change requires me to click on the home/work/Public icon/link in my active network and I don't have any network active (or inactive).  There is therefore no link to allow me to access the dialog box 'change the network location '.

  I tried (no problem found) network outages and homegroup troubleshooting (no problem found).

  I did do a Win 7 repair facility to solve configuration problems: I cannot access any network.  However, my original drive is an OEM Windows 7 Pro 64 bit without SP1.  Now that my machine was on SP1 for about a year, it does not allow me to do a repair installation, and the version on my machine is more recent (PLU) of what is on the installation disc.  Also, I considered uninstalling SP1, but which also failed.  An error message about missing files. I even tried uninstalling SP1 command-line and which also failed.

  What can I do to solve this problem before a thorough cleaning of your disc drive and a clean installation?

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  UPDATED: February 13, 2015 - finally fixed!

  The post on January 28, 2015 by BennyPootron led me to the solution.

  In RegEdit, to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles", I deleted all the profiles under the present (I had three).

  In addition, "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Signatures\Unmanaged" were three matching items which I also deleted.  This clean slate, so to speak, and when I rebooted, I could change my location of home network and join my home group.

  Thanks to BennyPootron for the idea that led to my solution.

  I don't know if this applies to Windows 7, but it does not work in Windows 8 and Windows 10.

  (1) open 'RegEdit '.

  2) go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles".

  (3) find the location of the network

  (4) change the 'Category' DWORD to 1

  If this does not work, remove the key from the network, restart your computer and repeat.  It should work after that.

  Not exactly the answer, but what led to the solution.  FINALLY FIXED!   Here's how:

  In RegEdit, "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles" I had three profiles with names such as {4A3BFF36-4EA6-4415-AA5F-46CE449C95AB}.  I tried several things, including changing the DWORD value of the 'Category' 1 item in all three of these profiles.  It does NOT work.

  However, I have finally deleted all three profiles.

  In addition, "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Signatures\Unmanaged" were three matching items which I also deleted.  This clean slate, so to speak.

  IT WORKED!

  When I rebooted, I was able to change my network from the Public to the private, and he walked me through the process of joining an existing group established by another computer in our House.

  Finally almost 3 years after my original post, I have fixed the problem.

  Thanks to BennyPootron for the idea of a solution.

• Lightroom will not change to the private collection

  I have a collection that I made public and then tried to change to the private sector.  When I click on the "Make private" button, I get a message that the collection is now private.  However, the link remains and the button still says 'make private '.  Whereas it should change to 'Go Public' and the link should disappear.  When I click on the link, the browser opens and gives a 404 error code.  How can I fix it?

  Open the creative cloud desktop application and update that.

• Changes to the network when the reconfiguration of the DHCP server to the static IP address

  I installed new positions of work on my network and had WDS push the image so we have installed DHCP to do this. After all the work stations were Setup, I started to change static IP DHCP on the workstations as we prefer to use static IP addresses.  Some computers work fine, some don't. The problem I have is when changing from a static IP, as active network passes the network of the area to the Public network. However, when it is configured to use DHCP, the active network is the domain network. What am I, I missing which will cause the active networks of change to public networks at the static IP change? I checked the settings ip IP, Subnet, DG and DNS and they seem correct. I tried to withdrawal, join. I tried the update NIC driver. I tried to uninstall the NETWORK adapter and reboot. If anyone has seen this before?

  Hi JFK @,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro/

• Network for the protection of personal information (Windows Media Player) - Please help

  I use Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit and I have problems when I connect to wifi public wireless. My PC appears in "Other libraries" in Windows Media Player running on other computers on the public network. The files are not accessible, but my computer name appears.

  I set sharing off the coast (in the network and sharing Center) and in the library sharing tabs all is set to off. Internet access is set to public, and yet all the other users on the network can still see the name of my pc when they open Windows Media Player. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hi Juan,

  According to the description, you want your Windows media player must be turned off sharing. Am I wrong?

  Please follow the steps to solve the problem:

  Method 1: Run the troubleshooter

  Using the troubleshooter from network in Windows 7

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  Method 2: Disable Windows Media player sharing:

  a. click on the Windows ""Start " the button and select"Control Panel. »

  (b) in the window that opens, double-click on 'Administrative Tools'.

  c. double-click on the "Services" icon to open a list of services currently configured on the machine.

  d. scroll down to the marked service "Windows media Service network share drive.»

  e. right click on its icon and select "Properties".

  f. Select "disabled" in the drop-down box to "Startup" type This disables the sharing service to run on your computer every time that you start it.

  g. click the 'Stop' button to stop the service to run on the current Windows session. Press the 'OK' button to save the settings. The service will run is more when you log in to Windows.

  Let us know the result. If the problem is still not resolved, we will be happy to help you further.

• "UDP receiver.vi" does not work on the type of "public" network but on a private type and the field. Why so much?

  I have a configuration Ethernet with 'UDP sender.vi' and "UDP receiver.vi" basically back in as the eponymous example shipped in LabVIEW examples i.e. pair. Nothing special and quite basic.

  The UDP sender regularly sends out UDP (30 bytes) packets to the receiver using the number of receivers IP and port 80. However, the port number is not interest to the problem.

  The sender and the receiver are different machines, but the two LabVIEW 2011sp1/32, Win7/64
  If it is running on a domain network, it works very well. If it runs on a 'public' (Windows Firewall terminology) using the network - IP number data comes through in the Receiver.vi 'UDP '!

  I checked what is obvious:

  1. The packets arrive actually in the network interface (checked with Wireshark) UDP receiver computers. For example. Connection via the sender's public network and firewall it meets on his way there.
  2. firewall on the receiver PC is open for incoming traffic on port 80 for the public (and private + domain name) and open for all programs and allowing the crossing side (there is a router with NAT translation upstream). We even tried to disable the firewall completely - no change.
  3. A program with a similar function as ' UDP Receiver.vi ' but written in C++ running in the same exact state, works as expected.
  4. same "UDP Receiver.vi" running on a target RT (sbRIO9606 or cRIO9024) and off the coast of the exact same cables copper - works as expected.
  5. It is tested on several PCs with the same results.

     For example. everything is, as far as I can see, according to the 'books', and again, I must have missed at least one book. The data arrives in the PC network stack - otherwise the program c ++ would work either. So what is done differently in LabVIEW?

  Any suggestions as to why a C++ program or a RIO can read the 'public' port UDP, but such a LabVIEW program cannot? And especially what can be done to solve it.

  Thank you
  Henning

  There are many other services that is blocked by nature in Windows when you use a network connection of type 'Public '.  Have you added an exclusion for LabVIEW so LabVIEW is not blocked when using a network of type "Public"?