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Old 12-02-2004, 20:58   #1
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Removing old Network Neighborhood connections

I've just changed the name of a computer on our home PC network, and now I find that all the network connections are duplicated in Network Neighborhood.

All the new connections are shown correctly, and all the old ones are maked as Computer = Unknown. How do I remove these connections?

I've tried hitting refresh, and tried NBTSTAT -R. Any other options?

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Re: Removing old Network Neighborhood connections

Have you tried clicking them and then hitting the 'Delete' key?
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Re: Removing old Network Neighborhood connections

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I've just changed the name of a computer on our home PC network, and now I find that all the network connections are duplicated in Network Neighborhood.

All the new connections are shown correctly, and all the old ones are maked as Computer = Unknown. How do I remove these connections?

I've tried hitting refresh, and tried NBTSTAT -R. Any other options?

Regards,
Ian
This is a known problem with the browse master pc.

Shut all the pc's down then boot them up one at a time. This will remove it

HTH
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Old 14-02-2004, 10:08   #4
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Re: Removing old Network Neighborhood connections

I'd just highlight all the ones you don't want and smack the delete key.
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