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• Group residential ghost

  I had trouble connecting my computers thanks to the homegroup, I decided to delete the Group and create one with the pc on the other, the old people, but he still sees the old homegroup that does not exist!

  I tried to restart the pc, stop waiting and then restart and a complete reboot of the network (modem and router).  Any other suggestions on how to get rid of this group residential ghost?

  Your windows 7 PC will have to be in a "task force" or "Work network", using the same name as the "old PC". The old systems cannot be members of a homegroup on 7.

  Why can't connect to a computer that is running Windows Vista or Windows XP for my homegroup.url

  Messages rating helps other users

  Mark L. Ferguson MS - MVP

• The working groups in my network places became inaccessible.

  The working groups in my network places became inaccessible.  I can reach the individual computers if I type the name or IP address, but I can't seem to them through network neighborhood.  Is there a setting somewhere hand who has caused this?  He used to work very well, this has only started happening in the last two weeks.  It began with a single computer not being able to be seen and grew up in the area of network together.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  ·         You get the error message?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Follow these steps:

  Step 1: Start the computer in safe mode with network and check if the problem persists.

  Step 2: If the problem does not still in safe mode, perform a clean boot to see if there is a software conflict as the clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  Note: After completing the steps in the clean boot troubleshooting, follow the section How to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state of the link to return the computer to a Normal startupmode.

  After the clean boot used to resolve the problem, you can follow these steps to configure Windows XP to start normally.

  (a) click Start, run.

  (b) type msconfigand click OK.

  (c) the System Configuration Utility dialog box appears.

  (d) click the general tab, click Normal startup - load all services and device drivers and then click OK.

  (e) when you are prompted, click on restart to restart the computer.

  Method 2: Temporarily disable the security software.

  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

  Method 3: Follow the steps in the article.

  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP

  Windows wireless and wired network connection problems

  For reference:

  How to reset the Protocol Internet (TCP/IP)

• Group residential with old computer as a server, want to set up the new homegroup

  I had a group residential, put in place with an old computer is no longer used. How can I do die so I can put in place a new homegroup with another computer as a server/administrator?

  Hello

  As long as a single computer is configured to use the homegroup, other computers should still be able to join. Homegroup is not dependent on the computer that originally created it.

  If you want to recreate if you have fair to all other computers is to leave the Group residential then they will be able to create again.

  Why I can't join a homegroup?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-join-a-HomeGroup

  Homegroup: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/HomeGroup-frequently-asked-questions

• The last user to join a group of the network will have the peerID above?

  I thought a lot about how whether someone is the first user in a network group. Specifically, I was wondering if I could use the NEXT_DECREASING Mode send to see if someone had joined before a user. Michael Thornburgh said "the peerID persists for the duration of the connected NetConnection.  "as soon as he logs off, the peerID is destroyed and is never reused." That makes me hope that if a user leaves a mesh and joined to another, they would not get the same peerID. However, he also says that the peerIDs have a 'Pseudo-aléatoire' element in their generation, what makes me despair that she would follow a growing model. So to the heart of it: the last user to join a group of the network will have the peerID above?

  lol peer IDs are cryptographically pseudorandom and distributed between 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 and ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.

• While clicking on group residential network get error, which is "residential group is not yet ready. Please, wait a few minutes and try again later"

  Original title: homegroup

  When I go to network and sharing Center it tells me that I have only a single network (let's call it ABC say) and that it is a home network. However when I click on homegroup it says always "home group is not yet ready. Please, wait a few minutes and try again later "."

  I have try the resolution of the problems of the homegroup, and he told me to try the network troubleshooter - who then told me to ask a question in this community.

  Does anyone know how I can get rid of the homegoup (if it actually exists) and start a new group of residential on the ABC network homepage?

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  We can refer to the suggestions of COLIENNE V replied on January 1, 2012 and check if that helps.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/HomeGroup-is-not-ready-yet-please-try-again-in-a/7a5c9799-E017-4686-9906-d107de18a5e8

  Hope this information helps. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Group residential access from other computers is read-only.

  Two machines, home network, both running Win7 Pro 64.

  Both machines have multiple accounts.  On the machine at the bottom are the accounts under the name of Tom, Dick and Harry.  (Not really, but they are good examples, yes?)  On the machine of the floor are the accounts under the name of Tom and Dick.

  Tom is the main user on the machine at the bottom.  Dick is the main user on the machine on the floor. Tom & Dick should have permission to read/write to all files in the home group (two machines).  Harry, as an ordinary member of the residential group should only have read permission.

  If I right click on the Tom's Documents folder on the machine of dDwnstairs, I see the following permissions:

  Homegroup: read; Tom: Owner; Dick: Read/write

  Yet, when Dick tries to access to the file of the machine on the floor, Dick read only privileges.  Specifically, if she tries to drag a file on homegroup--> Tom (BOTTOM)--> Documents folder, Dick Dick receives a "Destinatino folder Access Denied" dialog box that says: "You must be authorized to perform this action."  Dick can see and navigate to the folder without problem.

  If Dick logs into his account on the box at the bottom, it can read/write files of Tom as expected.

  Is there a way to associate the account in the box on the floor with the account on the box at the bottom, so that file permissions are identical regardless of the situation?

  Correct, both accounts must be related. And I'm also unclear on the declaration of help text, maybe I'm missing something.

  Regarding the setting up of a working group, you are right that the steps are VERY similar. The difference is when you're on a homegroup, the system uses the credentials of home group and not the credentials of the account from your system to connect to a share. So in theory, if you remove all systems in residential group and configure the network in the way that you said in your original post, you should be able to share normally with the permissions that you set up.

  Just remember, when you're on a homegroup, the system uses a called hidden user accountHomegroup$. When it connects to a share on another computer, it is not identified asTom, it connects asresidential group $. This is obviously different from a working group that uses the credentials of the current user to connect (Tom).

  Let me know if I answered your question, I think I have everything! :)

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Group residential

  Hello

  My problem is the following: the password that I noted at the time of the installation of the homegroup are not good?

  Go, that happens to me you it?

  There may be, I know, I have a laptop of UN Office which this common to the network via wifi.

  How to cancel the residential network pour repeat or comment to find the word passes?

  I strongly thank you pour your help!

  PS. : I am not very familiar with English, I don't know if I'm good forum on the.

  Jean-Marie

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• Group residential frustration

  I just bought a new laptop and I use the homegroup on our other PCs and laptops and it works fine. However when goto join homegroup on the new laptop there is a new residential group appears that i suapect my teenage son inadvertently created. How can I remove this to be exposed and get the new laptop to discover the correct residential group? My son refuses there messing around with the new laptop but the undesirable homegroup is referenceing one of its names in connection. This computer is running 7 Home premium with Mcafee security. This could be a problem of Mcafee firewall?

  From my experience, I recommend the suite: http://windows.microsoft.com/is-IS/windows7/Leave-a-homegroup - use it on all laptops / PC you must leave the homegroup and try to set a new and join it.  That should fix it.

• Group residential windows 8 and 7

  I would like to create a homegroup in windows 8 and attach it from windows 7. Is there a problem? Or I have to create the homegroup in windows 7 and join computer windows 8? Or there isn't any solution?

  Hi friend

  I use it and I have no problem to open a file to win 8 in Windows 7 or opening a file from Win 7 to 8 Win.

  You don't have to change a lot of settings to get the homegroup to work.  Everything that do you is go through the steps.  You configure the homegroup on one computer first and then you "join" residential group of any other computer Win 7 or 8 to win using the password created on the first computer.

  USE THE PUT OPTION MICROSOFT HOMEGROUP IN WINDOWS 7 AND WINDOWS 8!

  OPEN THE CONTROL PANEL AND OPEN HOMEGROUP!

  This will help you.

• Error of grouping of HP network adapters

  After conversion of 2 HP DL360 G5 with NIC team I now get the error when you try to launch the below HP Network Configuration utility:

  "An error has occurred due to invalid data in the xml file that is used by this application.  The XML file has been damaged and needs to be reinstalled from the installation media.

  This has happened on both servers, up to now, I converted and although the lack of consolidation of network cards is not a huge problem, I fear that this is a code that do not have the conversion process a sweetness that it appeared and there may be more corrupted files hidden.

  Anyone know if there is a known issue?

  I am using Stand Alone Converter 4.3

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  Hello from the Canada

  After the P2V conversion, you MUST remove all agents of the material of the Virtual Machine that includes the consolidation of NIC from HP, it will not work properly

  on your VM and it can cause a lot of weird problems

  As you can see on this Ko under the section of "Tasks to perform after that conversion is complete" http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1004588

  Tasks to perform after that conversion is complete

  After the conversion is completed:

  1. Check the settings of virtual hardware:

     • Adjust the number of virtual network adapters. If you need customize the host name or IP address, leave all network cards present but disconnected.
     • Remove all devices useless such as USB controllers (if you are running on ESX), COM ports, or floppy drive

  2. Start the virtual machine Mode without failure. For more information, see start a guest operating system Windows in SafeMode (1004011).
  3. Click on Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs.  Remove all unnecessary programs used to install or support device, drivers such a RAID, network software of grouping or management, software management of wireless card management tools and drivers audio and video. Do not restart if you are prompted by an uninstall program.
  4. Restart the virtual machine in Normal mode.
  5. Remove additional devices or device drivers that have been used in support of hardware on the physical server. Use the Device Manager or control panel, depending on the version of Windows to remove unnecessary devices. It may also be necessary to view the event log to clear the messages failed rest device startup.
  6. VMware recommends changing the HAL in the uniprocessor virtual machine if the source server is configured with an abstraction layer multi-CPU hardware (HAL), and the destination virtual machine is configured to use a single processor. For more information, see modification of the Abstraction Layer HAL for a Windows virtual machine (1003978).
  7. Install VMware Tools and reboot if you are prompted.
  8. If necessary, customize the identity of the virtual machine. VMware recommends using the Microsoft Sysprep utility to achieve this, however, it can also be achieved by manually changing the host name, IP address, and any other record of unique identification. For more information, see How to use Sysprep: An Introduction http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457073.aspx.
  9. If the System Configuration Utility (msconfig) has been used before the conversion, select Normal startup switch to return to a normal boot configuration. For more information, see using the Windows System Configuration utility (1004010).
  10. Apply any previously deleted static parameters IP address, as requires it.
  11. Reconnect any disconnected NIC virtual, as required.

• Grouping of cards NETWORK R710

  Hello everyone,

  I have 4 x R710 server in the company, each has 4 x BCM5709C NIC that I want to do is find the best available solution to aggregate all the network adapters on each server. All servers are in the same network, connected to the same switch, and they mainly run SQL on Windows Server 2008 services. I know that BACS3 support grouping of NETWORK cards. So, I have a few question.

  1. is the dependent solution BACS3 switch or can I use any switch 1 GB?

  2. What is the difference between BACS3 and the LAG switch?

  3. what would be the best solution for the network adapters on the team? It is not a problem to buy the switch that provide you

  Thank you guys!

  Hi Mike,.

  We recommend that you use independent switch. BACS3 offers change, independent and dependent. Although an advantage of LACP has better load balancing when it comes to outbound traffic, there is more complex.  Using modes switch load requires more complex configuration of switches.

  The OFFSET type is a type of load switch and is therefore not recommended. Any type of LACP is dependent, which means that the switch ports must also be configured to match.

  If you use Server 2012, we also recommend that you do not use the BASC and use the MS LBFO (failover and load balancing).  On older versions of MS, it is called simply the Smart Load Balance and Fail-over.

  Although this link is not a MS site, it offers an easy to follow guide to some of your questions as: http://www.aidanfinn.com/?p=14004

  Let us know if that helps.

• Portege A600-138 with Vista 32 bit does not see the computers in the Group Win XP network

  Hello

  My Toshiba Portege A600-138 with Vista Business 32 does not see the computers in the workgroup.
  In our office, the computers are all equipped with Windows XP.

  When I connect my laptop to the Local network, I don't see any neighboring computers in Network Explorer.
  I spent 1 hour and 40 minutes to talk to a specialist Service of Support from Microsoft, and the only way to have access to local machines, we found it had to enter the IP of the computer directly into the computer browser path field.

  I hope you understand what I mean.

  The man said that he had no this problem with non - OEM Windows Vista versions.
  He meant that the problem was with the oem versions of Vista preinstalled on laptops only.
  He said that probably the sellers - in my particular case Toshiba - supplied their notebooks with VIsta oem images that were somehow corrupt.

  Does anyone have an idea of the cause of this problem?

  > The man said that he had no this problem with non - OEM Windows Vista versions.
  > It meant that the problem was with the oem versions of Vista preinstalled on laptops only.

  That's nonsense for me
  The Vista OS preinstalled Toshiba which is same BONE as full Vista disc from Microsoft.
  There is only one difference; Toshiba laptops are preinstalled with Toshiba and pilots tools and drivers and tools are part of the Toshiba recovery image that contains Vista, driver and tools

  Check this box:
  http://www.Computerworld.com/s/article/9019179/Teach_XP_and_Vista_to_play_nice_on_networks?taxono myId = 16 & pageNumber = 1

  You will find information that a problem has to do with the new Windows Vista network map.
  Windows Vista uses a new Protocol (Link Layer Topology Discovery).
  LLTD is integrated with Windows Vista, this is why they appear correctly in the network map.
  But the problem is that LLTD is not integrated with Windows XP, which is why they do not appear correctly.

  But you can fix the problem by downloading and installing the layer topology discovery responder.
  Install it and your PC Windows XP will appear on the network map.

• No option of grouping for Broadcom network adapters

  I have configured 2 PE1950 and 2 PER300 and they all have the same question. In Broadcom Advanced Control Suite, there is no option for the grouping. I read the documentation that allows you to view the menu runs but there is absolutely nothing. According to me, that the problem is with the software BOXES and nothing else because the option is simply not there. If there was anything else, the option would be there but disabled. In tools | Options, the two grouping options are grayed out.

  I found no similar articles to similar problems on the Net. Please advice.

  Go into Add/Remove programs and to modify the current installation of BINS and include all options.

• Group residential market, having problems with non-windows devices

  I have Windows7 Ultimate on my desktop PC.

  I'm Tournai on homegroup and join my laptop running Windows 7 Pro.

  I have a printer wireless on my home network, but also a Synology NAS of DS213air for backups.

  My laptop has no problem after turning on homegroup.  I was able to continue to send print jobs to the printer network and is still connect to the NAS.

  However, on the desktop, print jobs sent to the printer network has failed.  I removed the printer from my devices and tried the card again.  Windows cannot find the network printer by itself, however, I was able to map the printer again in hand - type the IP address directly.

  The connection mapped to my NAS in Windows Explorer became too broken.

  If I open the DOS command screen and try to ping the NAS server with its network name, I get host not found.  If I ping by its IP address, I get the answer.

  I deleted the mapped drive broken to the NAS in Solution Explorer and was able to re - the map again to hardcode NAS IP address.

  However, my backup software is losing its connection to SIN at random times, sometimes 3 hours after the start of a backup, other time 12 hours after the start of the backup and transfer 700 + GB to the NAS.  For the past 3 weeks, no backups not completed.

  I failed to identify the reason that Win7 Ultimate has ceased to recognize the names of my two non-Windows devices network after you have created the homegroup.

  Any help much appreciated.

  I found the problem, thanks to your clues in ipconfig/all.

  I thought only I had a direct link between the office and my combo modem/router/AP to access.

  I forgot a month before, I took the dust of an old router to share the LAN to my desktop PC, so I might have extra wired LAN for a separate docking station.

  I have not reconfigure this 2nd router to act as a switch... that is why the office became a different prefix than intellectual property.  I disabled DHCP on it and moved the cable from the WAN port to one of the LAN ports.

  Networking is as it was before.