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• Where is the button 'register' on the homegroup?

  I spent a week trying to join (two laptops) 2 computers via homegroup. He tells me to click on the 'join' button under the homegroup Networking folder, but I don't see one anywhere!
  Help please because I am pulling my hair out strand by strand over this.

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers Forum!

  Firstly, I you suggest to check if the residential group is created on your computer and then try to join a homegroup. Please follow the steps below:

  1. open homegroup by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, typing homegroup in the search box and then click homegroup.

  2. on the page to share with other computers running Windows 7 , click create a homegroup, and then follow the instructions.

  Please follow the steps to join a homegroup:

  To join a homegroup

  Follow these steps on the computer you want to add to the homegroup:

  1. open homegroup by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, typing homegroup in the search box and then click homegroup.

  2. click on Register nowand then complete the wizard.

  For more information, please see the links below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/home-sweet-HomeGroup-networking-the-easy-way

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-7/features/HomeGroup.aspx

  In addition, if you have a problem joined a homegroup, then I suggest you to follow the steps from the link below:

  Why I can't join a homegroup?

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

  I hope this information helps. Please get back to us if you have any other questions on this subject.

  Thanks and greetings
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• Homegroup asking "Network password" when access to the computers in the homegroup

  I noticed this in the last week or two.  So far, my home group has worked very well.

  I have 2 PC under Windows 7 connected via homegroup, a x 64 final running, the other under Home Premium x 64.  The Home Premium computer is now asked a "network password" then access folders/libraries shared the ultimate computer.  It wasn't a problem before last week.  Until a week ago, I could just click on my homegroup from the Home Premium computer, then click the name of the ultimate computer that appears in the homegroup and finally click on shared folders/libraries and it will open the folder/library.

  Parameters are,

  • Advanced network and sharing Options are all set by default on both including letting Windows HomeGroup connections.
  • Network location is defined on each home.
  • The homegroup password is the same on each.
  • Credential Manager shows [ComputerName] \HomeGroupUser$, correct password and persistence is on each Local computer.
  • The two computers are connected wireless 802.11 g via a Linksys WRT400N router, each using a dynamic IP (DHCP) address.

  Therefore, I can access files/libraries shared the Home Premium to ultimate PC homegroup without being prompted to enter a password for the 'network '.  I can access internet from every computer with no problems.

  I tried to leave the homegroup on each computer, recreated on each homegroup, deleted the files IDStore.sst on each, all to nothing does not.  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thanks in advance.

  ZZaR

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thanks in advance.

  ZZaR

  Well, I seem to have perhaps fallen on something that may have solved my problem, at least for now.  This morning, I've renamed the full name of the computer to my Home Premium by removing 1 character of existing name.  Of course, I was invited to restart for the changes to take effect.  I restarted and then on the next opening of the next session, I renamed full name of the computer to my Home Premium to what it was originally.  Once, I have been asked to restart for the changes to take effect.  After the reboot, I clicked on my homegroup, and from there I clicked on my ultimate computer that appears in my homegroup.  To my surprise, the shared library icons have been restored to their default appearance; documents, music, photos and video.  I clicked on each of the four libraries and each opened with full (default read-only) access to the content of each library.  I was not invited to a "network password" this time!

  If renaming the name of my Home Premium computer twice, once to a new name and then again its original name did somehow fix the problem, this means that the share of aid to the full name of the computer had some kind become corrupted the previous week?  This could be the reason for the "Network password" prompt?  In any case, my home group is once more working properly between computers in my Home Premium and Ultimate.  Touch wood.

  ZZaR

• Residential Group / Network ID Issuee as I can't get the homegroup to connect to my home network

  I am running Win 7 Pro on my laptop and can't get the homegroup to connect to my home network. I have two other computers (wired, one wireless) which are connected and share without problem and can even see (that) the name of my laptop on the network home.

  When I run the troubleshooter to homegroup, it is to identify a network problem, but the next step cannot identify a because my laptop connects wireless both at home and on the road. I think that the problem is in my setting of the network ID and the Discovery Mode as when I try to change the setting for network ID for 'Home' instead of 'Business' it resets right back to business. Same thing happens with trying to turn the discovery mode 'On', it is 'Off '.

  I appreciate all the help that I have been fighting this issue for awhile now and just have not had time to fix.

  Thank you

  Robert

  Hello Robert,.

  Here are the network discovery. Since they may not appear in the Windows Firewall, the place to download Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP-In) and outside, you try to check these services whether or not they are running.

  Follow ' Sebastian Woolley"" "response on August 18."
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-networking/cant-turn-on-network-discovery-and-media-streaming/98654e71-4BFF-4DD3-ACEC-ffc3524d44a4

  I hope this helps. Feel free to write us back for assistance.

  Thank you

• My computer is on a network, but Windows 7 (Pro x 64) shows that it is not. Cannot change network location to home. Cannot use the homegroup.

  I'm putting my network (with homegroup) home, but when I go into control panel > network and Internet > homegroup, it says:

  "This computer cannot connect to a homegroup." Then,

  "To create or join a homegroup, network location of your computer must be on home."

  Okay so. I go to network and sharing Center and click on "connect to a network" and I get a box in the lower right corner that says "no connection available.

  I find that strange, because when I click on 'My Computer', I see in the left pane all the computers in my house under 'Network'... so I'm in network... but I'm not?

  It is a problem because until I am able to add this computer, I am unable to share the data on this computer and it is my office alone AND the pc is connected to my router.

  I can not access my storage drive. I can't stream media.

  All opinions are appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello

  Check the Device Manager for the entry of valid card of the wire.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/Win7/net_dm.jpg

  If there is no valid entry, remove any entry from fake and re - install the drivers for the wireless card.

  Check network connections to make sure that you have a Local Area Connection icon/entry, and that the properties of the icon (right-click on the icon) are correctly configured with the TCP/IPv4 protocol in the properties of network connections.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/Win7/net_connection_tcp.jpg

  Connect you to the menu of the router from a work computer and make sure DHCP is on, and it is configured to assign IPs which can cover the number of computers that are connected (a bit more will be even better).

  Turn off the computer and the router, reset the router and the computer.

  Right-click on the wireless network connection card, select status, details and see if she got an IP address and the rest of the settings.

  It still does not work, try this too.

  Firewall software.

  Make sure that the software firewall on each computer allows free local traffic. If you use 3rd party Firewall Windows Firewall should be disabled, and the active firewall has adjusted to your network numbers IP on what is sometimes called the Zone of confidence (see part 3 firewall instructions

  General example, http://www.ezlan.net/faq#trusted
  Please note that some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible, configure the firewall correctly, or uninstall it completely allowing the clean flow of traffic on the local network. If the 3rd party software is uninstalled, or disables, make sure Windows native firewall is active .

  Reset the network stacks .

  Type Cmd in the search text box.

  Press Ctrl-Shift-Enter keyboard shortcut to run a command as administrator prompt.  Allow the elevation.

  Type netsh winsock reset at the command prompt and press the Enter key.

  Do the same process to refresh the TCP/IP, just replace the command typed with.

  netsh int ip reset

  Restart the computer.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Cannot join the homegroup to the second computer in the network.

  I've recently updated my desktop pc and laptop with windows 7.  The office is a s 530 Dell Inspiron and the laptop is a Dell Inspiron 15.  The Office has managed to create a homegroup in windows 7, but I can't get the laptop to join.  I ran the wizard of troubleshooting many times without success.  Sharing files between computers is available, I can't just join the homegroup.  I have read several forums about ipv6, and although it shows that IPv6 is enabled, the status shows no network access.  I tried to leave the homegroup, stop and begin another without success as well.  Router is a Belkin N1 Vision 802.11n.  I can follow directions very well, but I'm not a genius with this stuff.  If there is something that I should be more specific, please let me know.  I'm going crazy here.

  OK, that was my answer.  I have connected the laptop in the server and was immediately allowed to join the homegroup.  Once the initial installation has been made, I can now access homegroup wireless on the network without any problems.  I don't know why I had to connect using ethernet to set up.  New bug in the OS, I guess.  Thanks for the help.

• I have problems to access the homegroup on one of my computers networked

  I can't access the homegroup on one of my computers networked: I can't view/print the password or leave the homegroup.

  The homegroup listener service is not running and does not start; It depends on the Server service which does not also.

  All the services depends on "Server" are running, while I find not all controls bound to the drivers SMB or srvnet.

  The error message when the Server service or the HomeGroup listener is tempted to start is:
  Error 1068: The dependency service or group could start.

  Thank you very much, Jack MVP.  I downloaded and installed ServiWin as directed by your recommendation.

  It showed me that the server SMB 1. XXX driver (srv.sys) was not working.  I then used the 'Google - executable name' search option from right-click menu.

  This showed me in turn to the web page of "http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2473205" entitled: "list of currently available patches for technologies in Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 file Services.

  In this page, I found a section entitled SRV component with a link to the article 2625434 knowledge base: "http://support.microsoft.com/hotfix/KBHotfix.aspx?kbnum=2625434&kbln=en-us."

  This allowed me to download an a security update that contains the latest version of the srv.sys.  Installation of this repaired my faulty installation of the SMB 1. XXX driver.

  This then allowed me to do things like "View the HomeGroup Password" and "Leave the HomeGroup" that I couldn't do before.

  I was then able to join the homegroup, and after restarting, become visible to my laptop.

  I then told the phone leaving the homegroup and then join and now computers are visible to each other.

  All Windows 7 computers on my home network are now visible to the other in the homegroup.

• create new homegroup n on the same network

  I recently moved in with a family who had set up a homegroup on a network. I'm on the same network, but I want to create a homegroup for myself. When I click on the link in the residential group, the only option I get is to join the current residential group, which has already been put in place. I've read elsewhere, if you change the public network, go to advanced settings, then change back to the home network, it will give you the ability to create a homegroup. But it did not work for me. He immediately returned to a home group with the only option to join. How to set up a second group of residential on the same network?

  Hi Shiv,

  Unfortunately, this is not possible. We cannot create more than one homegroup on the same network.

  Hope it will be useful.

• zero or change username & password for a connection to another computer on the local network?

  When you open the network, and see you computers and or network for the Working Group action, well, I entered accidentally the wrong username / password for the computer, and I can't seem to change the username-password and or reset it.

  On the local network, I have a linux machine using samba, all permissions are correct, since the box vista * can * connect just fine and have access to everything which, however, on the vista box, I checked still remember the name of user and password, and now I can't change it on another account, I need to take it.

  I have searched for hours and I can't seem to find the answer.

  I tried to disable the account on the linux side and this does not, however, so, he says: "access denied", with no way to enter a new username / password!

  Anyone has an idea on how to solve this problem?

  Finally found the answer.

  In the cmd prompt, (Administrator rights), making control userpasswords2, and then tap the Advanced tab and finally, the button manage passwords.

• Have two networks. One is 'working '. The other is the "homegroup". 'work' to the internet. "residential"local group. IE cannot access the internet. Help

  So here's my problem:

  It is a routing problem.  In short, it comes down to how to get IE (or any application) to use a specific WiFi adapter with Internet and ignore the adapter WiFi that goes to a network is private with no internet.

  This is the situation and what I tried.   No joy.

  PC hardware:

  primePC = Win7-Pro with two WiFi.   WiFi-Internet and WiFi-Local-premium

  tabletPC = Win10-Home with a (currently) WiFi-Local-Tablet (not internet from now).

  Use the Description of PC hardware

  primePC is my laptop that I use for work and all the rest.  It goes where I go.

  Tablet PC is in my mobile office and stay in the van (office) when I'm on-site customer.  I use it for

  things like control my monitors in the van (office).

  Network:

  WiFi-Internet (primePC) is connected Internet router to the Internet.

  WiFi-Local (primePC) is connected via the Local router

  WiFi-Tablet (Tablet PC) is connected via the Local router

  Objective:

  WiFi-Local allows you to share files and use VNC for remote desktop.  (Win10-Home support not native RDP).

  Use wireless Internet to connect primePC Apps IE for example to the internet via WiFi-Internet connected to the Internet router.

  A photo is included.

  

  THE PROBLEM:

  Because primePC has WiFi-Internet and WiFi-Local, applications such as IE are getting confused.

  How can I say (other applications) to use wireless Internet for internet connection?

  What I tried:

  Have you tried ForceBindIP on Win7, but is no longer works.  I'm sure that at some point, it has worked.

  Even if I could make it work, I don't really like it.   There *.   I don't want to link to an IP address.  I want to

  link to a Mac address is the Mac of the WiFi-Internet address.

  Other Options:

  Soft router (ugly) There must be something that can do this.  But I have not found one.  I guess it's a kind of soft router.

  Firewall, routing (still ugly)

  I have a firewall (on average by the way).   Creating a routing table in AVG is not good for the following reason.

  The entire Setup is mobile.    WiFi Internet is constantly connected to different internet routers, so learning new IP address that I have no control over.

  Future:

  Currently, the problem is on the primePC.   But in the end, I have also a problem similar with tabletPC, since the tabletPC is going to have a 3G connection / 4G to the internet.  This connection will go up and down based on (A) if I have internet with WiFi-Internet-router or not.   Using a hub of 3G / 4G for private network will not be good option because (A) the security because it allows access to my tablet, another security van mobile devices (B) cost of using a mobile router WiFi "hot spot" vs just to have two phone lines, both have unlimited data service of attachment (not unlimited hotspot service).

  Hello

  According to the description, I understand that you have a routing problem, you try to get IE to use a specific WIFI adapter with the internet, while ignoring the other WIFI adapter that goes to a private network.

  It is not possible to connect two computer to the same WIFI cards. You must unmark a WIFI to use the other WIFI adapter.

  You can search using your search engine to find any third party software which may help you.

  Warning: using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  your computer is connected to a network domain?

  If your computer is connected to the domain network, then I would recommend to post your query on TechNet Forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  TechNet is watched by other computing professionals who would be more likely to help you.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Homegroup that my pc can't find the other pc, it seems that the Peer Networking Identity Manager service is not running. How can I make it work

  I lost contact with other computers in collective housing. It would seem that the Peer Networking Identity Manager service (p2pimsvc) does not work. How can I make it work?

  Hi Ken Jones571,

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

  I suggest you to set the service to automatic and check if this is useful.

  a. click the Start button and type Services in the Start Search box and press enter.

  b. find the Peer Name Resolution Protocol (PNRPsvc) services or services Peer Networking Identity Manager (p2pimsvc), set it to Automatic to clicking on the service and selecting Properties and change the Startup type to Automatic.

  Method 1: I suggest you try a clean boot and check if the problem persists in the boot.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

   

  Note: After troubleshooting, be sure to configure the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 of the article mentioned above.

  Method 2: It could be that the NVRP svc and p2pimsvc is corrupted, remove entry can help you solve your query. Check the following location and delete the file idstore.sst

   

  C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Roaming\PeerNetworking\idstore. OSH

  Let us know if that helps.

• My Documents appears twice in the homegroup to a networked computer.

  The homegroup was created on my computer (MARCO-HP). A second identical computer joined the homegroup and everything works fine. However, on the second computer, the homegroup folder looks exactly as follows:

  Homegroup
  Marco (MARCO-HP)
  Documents
  My Documents (\\MARCO-HP)
  Music
  My music (\\MARCO-HP)
  Photos
  My pictures (\\MARCO-HP)
  Videos
  My videos (\\MARCO-HP)
  My Documents

  Why the "My Documents" folder appears in the 'Documents' folder and again outside it in the folder 'Marco (MARCO-HP)' on this second computer? The content is identical in both files, so I presume that they are pointing to the same location on my computer. How can I remove it?

  Hello

  The first are the libraries, the second is the actual file. If you have the specific folder in addition to the libraries, then this is the cause why you see two folders my documents. You can check if this folder is shared.

  Do not delete the folder, instead of remove the share on this particular file folder.

• Need help to remove the zeros on the right

  Hello.

  I need help to replace the zeros in the string.

  I have a string which is the output of the network packet. There are a few trailing zeros in the package.

  I don't see them in normal mode, but the size of the string tells me that it's bigger then it looks like.

  When I pass in hexadecimal mode, you can see zeros.

  I tried to use the find/replace function allows you to search for 0 and replace it with an empty string constant. But, for some reason any, that he took no zeros.

  I need to stop the string that follows * 69.

  

  Show your code.  You won't find and replace with all zeroes.  These 00 in hex mode they are null characters.  (not printable byte with a value of zero).  You need search and replace on that character.  (replace string should look like 00, when it is set to display the hexadecimal code.

  

• whenever I have shut down my computer when I want to open up the homegroup stops conection

  When I stopped mt computer and then start it back up I have innovations cliick double right bar to access the homegroup, until it was even coneted the problem is solved and I have internet acsess. Anyone know whats ups with this? I have the 10 "aspire Acer one

  Hello

  1. which version of the Windows operating system is installed on your computer?
  2 have you made changes on the computer before this problem?
  3. What is the exact error message and the error code?
  4 What is a wired or wireless network?

  I recommend you check out the methods and check them off below if it helps.
  

  Method 1:

  Open the troubleshooter group living: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Open-the-HomeGroup-troubleshooter

  Method 2:

  Why can't I access my homegroup? : http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Why-cant-I-access-my-homegroup

  See also: Home group from end to end: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/help/homegroup-from-start-to-finish

  Please provide more information, so that we can help you.

• How to get two laptops to access the wireless network.

  My chip wireless on a Dell Inspiron 1520 laptop (intel pro wireless 3954bg) can find the wireless network if I use Intel Pro software, but Windows cannot find the wireless network. My real growth problem trying to connect a second computer; an IBM T42 think Pad computer to the wireless network, but I get a message that the network is secure, and the second computer keeps trying to acquire an address, but will not acquire an address. He just continues to try to acquire again and again, he can never acquire it. This second computer using Windows to configure the Wi - Fi connection and was working fine until I tried to connect the Dell laptop upward. Then, the IBM laptop cannot acquire an address. I go around and try to understand it. Someone at - it information to solve this problem? Both computers are runing Windows XP Pro SP3. My wireless router is a Belkin54g (F5D7230-4V8000)

  Thanks for any help,

  Btk (billy the kid)

  You can control a with either wireless network adapter software integrated in Windows XP (or WZC Wireless Zero Configuration) or with software provided by the manufacturer of the card (for example, Intel PROSet/Wireless), but not both at the same time.

  Most, but not all, software configuration wireless no Windows is smart enough to disable WZC automatically.

  There are a few sites that offer "safety tips" for wireless networks which includes 'hide' your wireless network by disabling the SSID broadcast.  This is not a good idea and does not, in fact, your wireless security.  See http://blogs.technet.com/b/steriley/archive/2007/10/16/myth-vs-reality-wireless-ssids.aspx if you have disabled broadcast SSID of your router, automatic configuration won't be able to find it.

  I get a message that the network is secure, and the second computer guard trying to acquire an address, but will not acquire an address

  If you have enabled encryption wireless router (a very good idea), you will need to enter the correct password in order to connect a find an IP address. What type of wireless encryption configured on the router?

  This second computer using Windows to configure the Wi - Fi connection and was working fine until I tried to connect the Dell laptop upward. Then the IBM laptop cannot acquire an address.

  You have changed something else.  The idea of a wireless network is to allow multiple computers to connect; connection to a computer shouldn't affect how another computer connects.

  The easiest way is to configure your router to connect a computer using an Ethernet cable (if you connect wireless, you will be disconnected when you make a change to the configuration of the router wireless).  For the Belkin router User Guide is here--> http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/p74559-f_f5d7230-4v8xxx_manual.pdf

  Open a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc.) and type 192.168.2.1 in the address box.  You should get to the home page of the router. Click on the "Login" link at the top.  The default password for the router is blank (no password) unless you changed it.

  Click on the link "Channel and SSID" under the heading "wireless" on the left side of the page.

  • Make sure that there is to check the "Broadcast SSID"
  • "Wireless mode" should be "g only" or "fashion g and b" (the latter is necessary only if you have a very old b wireless adapter in one of your computers)
  • I suggest you let off QoS (but click on "more info" or see what says the User Guide)
  • The wireless channel should be 1, 6 or 11.  If you have no difficulties, let him you will find
  • "Protected mode" should be off (but click on "more info" or see what says the User Guide)
  • If you make changes, click on "Apply Changes".

  Click on the 'Security' line under the heading "wireless".  You should be able to see both what type (if any) encryption is configured (64-bit WEP, 128-bit WEP, WPA, or WPA2) and the password (if any).  Unless your computer maps are old, you should use WPA2.  If the adapter in one or more of your computers is too old to be capable of WPA2, use WPA.  Regardless of the bit, WEP length, is easily broken.