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remove from network neighborhood
Name: mherber2 Date: February 28, 2007 at 16:47:36 Pacific OS: 98 CPU/Ram: unknown Product: dell
Comment:
how do you remove or hide a computer from network neighborhood in windows 98? i know pro is "net config server /hidden:yes" and nt is "net config srv /hidden:yes" but what is 98? i dont want to delete the icon from the desktop i want to hide the copmuter in network neighborhood
Name: grasshopper Date: February 28, 2007 at 17:49:01 Pacific
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You can remove the computer from the network permanently by removing the NIC card in the machine. Boot up with it removed, then shut down reinstall it and boot agiain and no network will be configured on that machine.
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Response Number 2
Name: Derek Date: February 28, 2007 at 20:03:01 Pacific
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This might be of interest regarding your other post that has now vanished:
Summary: I'm trying to remove the network neighborhood icon from desktop, but when I go to registry to set NoNetHood value to 1 I am missing a folder. This is where I'm trying to get to, but I am missing the "...
Summary: I have 4 PCs (Win98 x3, Win98SE x1) connected via hub using Client for MS Networks and File & Printer Sharing for MS Networks enabled. For over a year all PCs could see each other, and access a "shar...
Summary: Two quick ways I know of to do this. I was going to explain using the policy editor for you, but it's been done for me here: Poledit Info Otherwise a quick (not entirely secure) way to do this would ...
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