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carlwaring 12-07-2012 18:36

Can't remove computer from Homegroup - Getting seriously pi.... annoyed
 
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I have tried some solutions that a Google search offered but none them helped or worked.

Just before I lose it completely and re-install Win7 out of spite, does anyone have any other ideas? :(

Thanks.

thenry 12-07-2012 18:46

Re: Can't remove computer from Homegroup - Getting seriously pi.... annoyed
 
kill the services

carlwaring 12-07-2012 19:20

Re: Can't remove computer from Homegroup - Getting seriously pi.... annoyed
 
Which ones? :confused:

grim reaper 12-07-2012 19:45

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start up in safe mode (keep pressing F8 during start up) and then try removing it

thenry 12-07-2012 21:01

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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35452143)
Which ones? :confused:

look through google results. i read people working around it by by disabling services

carlwaring 12-07-2012 23:02

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Originally Posted by grim reaper (Post 35452152)
start up in safe mode (keep pressing F8 during start up) and then try removing it

Thought of that. Didn't work :(

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35452174)
look through google results. i read people working around it by by disabling services

Yeah. That didn't work either :(

idi banashapan 12-07-2012 23:51

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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35452211)
Yeah. That didn't work either :(

homegroup listener and homegroup provider services both stopped, then remove attempted??

carlwaring 13-07-2012 08:35

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Yes.

thenry 13-07-2012 13:08

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still no joy?

fresh install windows 7. never use homegroups again.

tizmeinnit 13-07-2012 13:17

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have you tried doing whilst not connected to the network? IE disable your lan port

carlwaring 13-07-2012 15:26

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Just tried that. No joy :(

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35452304)
never use homegroups again.

Not really the best solution but yes. I'm considering a NAS :)

tizmeinnit 13-07-2012 15:39

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have you tried uninstalling the nic and reinstalling it it may ask you to join a group just skip it. Often when you do this it creates hidden lans so the original one is lan 1 the new one is lan 2 and therefore tries to create a new group

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make sure you have driver disc or new drivers just in case but it should just find it

carlwaring 13-07-2012 16:22

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I haven't but it didn't the first time :)

tizmeinnit 13-07-2012 17:11

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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35452351)
I haven't but it didn't the first time :)

there is a difference between disabling and uninstalling though

carlwaring 13-07-2012 17:13

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No, I mean when I first installed the NIC driver after installing Win7.


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