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Topic # 14122 16-Jun-2007 17:51
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1: Using XP Pro I have a desktop and a laptop accessing the Internet using a router (one hardwired, one wireless) .. works OK.

2: Recently I used the Network Wizard on both machines to set up file and printer sharing ... works OK.

What I'd like to do now is actually remove/delete that home network so that we go back to 1: above, but for the life of me cannot see how to do this.

Any assistance most welcome,

R.

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Reply # 74909 16-Jun-2007 18:52
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You just want to remove File and Printer Sharing? If this is the case, right-click Networks, select Properties, then right-click each Network Adapter and select Properties. Uncheck the box for File and Printer Sharing...




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  Reply # 74911 16-Jun-2007 19:45
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Hi Mauricio,

No, I want to get rid of the network altogether and be back to just sharing the Internet connection as outlined in my option 1:


In any case, where does one "right click Networks"?  Every time I do that either looking at the entire network or the computers comprising it a right click/properties just brings up an information window only.


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  Reply # 74914 16-Jun-2007 21:15
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Start | Network you can right-click it there - or select to show it on the desktop and right-click there...




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  Reply # 74924 17-Jun-2007 09:48
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Nope, no "Network" on my Start menus <g>.

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