Build 10547 and network computer

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Hi

I upgraded Windows 10 Enterprise to build 10547 and noted that, in the Network window of File Explorer are not displayed more the computers on my network.

However, writing \<Computer_name in the address bar, I can access my network resources.

So, how should I do to solve this?

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Check your network settings to ensure that network discovery is on.

Joe

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Check your network settings to ensure that network discovery is on.

Joe

I tried to turn off and to turn on the “network discovery” option but my problem is remained. Why?

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What version of Windows are the other computers running?

Joe

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What version of Windows are the other computers running?

Joe

Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise.

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Are you on a domain and have now upset the domain trust?

cheers, Paul

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I are on a workgroup.

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Likely to be a network discovery or firewall issue.

cheers, Paul

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Check to make sure the workgroup names are the same.

Joe

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From an administrative account, I run the command prompt (as administrator) and I run the following commands

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.10547]
(c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:WINDOWSsystem32>netsh advfirewall reset
OK.


C:WINDOWSsystem32>netsh int ip reset
Resetting Global completed.
Resetting Interface completed.
Resetting Address Unicast completed.
Resetting router adjacent completed.
Resetting Path completed.
Resetting Route completed.
Reset failed.
Access denied.

Restart the computer to complete the action.


C:WINDOWSsystem32>netsh int ipv6 reset
Resetting Interface completed.
Resetting router adjacent completed.
Resetting Path completed.
Reset failed.
Access denied.

Restart the computer to complete the action.


C:WINDOWSsystem32>netsh winsock reset

Reset the Winsock Catalog.
You must restart your computer to complete the operation.


C:WINDOWSsystem32>

and then I restarted the computer.

Unfortunately, my problem is still there. Why?

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I’m running into network issues since upgrading to 10547. I have it running in VMware Player. I can access Windows 10 from other PCs but Windows 10 does not recognize any other computers on the network. I use a Workgroup to connect. XP, Vista and Windows 7 all connect without problems. both real and VMs. I’ve been through all of the settings involving network and redone them with no luck.
Joe

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Include me “in”… That wretched 10547 build ( & I’ve tried installing it twice over the last week of two ) loses me the chance to connect to Internet by LAN *&* by Wi-Fi.

The drivers seem to be okay for both modes, and inSSIDer program shows on my Lenovo E440 that the computer is connecting to either of my two Wi-Fi routers – but I’m totally unable to connect to anything on the Internet – that is – until I dump 10547 and “wind back” my Laptop to the previously working build 10525. 😡

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Include me “in”… That wretched 10547 build ( & I’ve tried installing it twice over the last week of two ) loses me the chance to connect to Internet by LAN *&* by Wi-Fi.

The drivers seem to be okay for both modes, and inSSIDer program shows on my Lenovo E440 that the computer is connecting to either of my two Wi-Fi routers – but I’m totally unable to connect to anything on the Internet – that is – until I dump 10547 and “wind back” my Laptop to the previously working build 10525. 😡

I had same problem on my desktop. Messed with settings for hours. Finally, uninstalled network drivers. Rebooted. Reinstalled latest drivers. Everything now works.

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Build 10547 is still Beta stage. Have you sent Feedback about your problem to MS?

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You must make sure that your network profile/type
has the appropriate settings in Advanced Sharing options.

There are 2 steps to make this work:

1) Set Advanced Sharing options appropriately for each profile type (Public/Private).
2) Set your network to the desired profile type (Public/Private).

Details:

1) Advanced Sharing options
go to
ControlPanel/AllItems/Network&Sharing
(or right-click the Network icon on the taskbar
& click “Open Network and Sharing Center”
)

Here there are 3 sections of settings
Private
Public
All Networks
.
Expand each profile section and set the desired options.
To get Explorer to show the network devices, you must select
“Turn on network discovery”
Typically you turn it ON for Private and OFF for Public.
NOTE, however, you *can* turn it on for Public as well,
and it will work.

2) Set network profile
Most likely, at home, you want the Active Network to be “Private”.
But sometimes it becomes “Public” during upgrades or other activities.
For Public, the default is Discovery OFF, and Explorer won’t show devices.
So if your network has somehow been set to “Public”,
you’ll get the behavior that you are seeing.

To check it, again go to:
ControlPanel/AllItems/Network&Sharing
(or right-click the Network icon on the taskbar
& click “Open Network and Sharing Center”
)
Under your network, you’ll see
“Private” or “Public.”

To *CHANGE* the Network profile, however, you have to go elsewhere:
Settings/Network&Internet
(or *left*-click the Network icon on the taskbar
& click Network settings
)
then click Ethernet (or WiFi) on the left panel
then click the “connected” network on the right panel.
Here, is where you can set Private or Public.

Turning the “Find devices and content” ON or OFF
sets the profile to “Private” or “Public”, respectively.

***
In *either* case, however, the advanced sharing options must be set correctly.
***

bv

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This may be related to the network problems that many Window 10 updaters in Nov experienced. See

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/2131750e-d589-41f0-b6a3-1c7dac2361d9/cannot-connect-to-cifs-smb-samba-network-shares-shared-folders-in-windows-10-after-update

and

http://www.tenforums.com/network-sharing/7386-cant-see-other-computers-workgroup-windows-10-computer-6.html

If anyone here has any ideas, I’m all ears. Thanks

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