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TomCon
ON the Vista computer, i could not find any of the other computers (XP) in
my home [wireless] network. By reading help, it seemed that perhaps the
problem was that Network Discovery needed to be turned on in Vista. When i
went to do that, i get a warning that for a home network, it is private, and
discovery is automatically on, so i don't really need to turn it on. So, i
clicked cancel. But, i could not find any other way to see the other
computers on my home network, so eventually i turned Network Discovery on,
and indeed that solved the problem, and i could see the other computers.
Is there some reason NOT to turn Network Discovery on, and if there is, then
how do i get Vista to see the other computers in a safe way (as opposed to
not see them at all).
Thanks,
tom
my home [wireless] network. By reading help, it seemed that perhaps the
problem was that Network Discovery needed to be turned on in Vista. When i
went to do that, i get a warning that for a home network, it is private, and
discovery is automatically on, so i don't really need to turn it on. So, i
clicked cancel. But, i could not find any other way to see the other
computers on my home network, so eventually i turned Network Discovery on,
and indeed that solved the problem, and i could see the other computers.
Is there some reason NOT to turn Network Discovery on, and if there is, then
how do i get Vista to see the other computers in a safe way (as opposed to
not see them at all).
Thanks,
tom