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I just got a new Vista machine, running Home premium. I'm trying to network
it to 2 other XP machines (already networked with ethernet through router). During this process, to organize and I hoped simplify everything, I renamed computers and workgroups. I now have everything in a workgroup called "workgroup" and computers are now new names that work well for me. However, it didn't just change the names, it created new ones. So I now have 3 computers with new names in a new workgroup, and 3 computers an old workgroup, even though they can't be accessed. How do I eliminate the old workgroup and computer names? I can't find a solution on any XP or Vista help page. The phantom names show up on all three computers now. I get error messages saying they can't be found when I click them. Thanks for any help. |
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