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Not Displaying the Network Neighborhood

Friday, March 2, 2007

1.Start Regedit
2.Go to HKey_Current_User \ Software\ Microsoft \Windows \ Current Version \ Policies \ Explorer
3.Right click on the right panel and add a New / DWORD
4.Name it NoNetHood
5.Give it a value of 1
6.Logoff or Reboot the computer

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