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Hello,<br />
I have four servers at a client's. I just want the servers to show up when I map a drive. I see some, not, all my Windows 7 clients in the list. All client pcs are part of the domain. How do I stop showing the Windows 7 pcs? File sharing is off. I am missing something...I have tried everything...Stopped sharing via the advanced properties of the adapter (DOMAIN), no services are running, am not using a Homegroup, etc. 30 client pcs, only about 15 show up and I cannot see what the difference between the ones that show and the ones that does do show up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />
Thanks,<br />
J
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Hello,
I have four servers at a client's. I just want the servers to show up when I map a drive. I see some, not, all my Windows 7 clients in the list. All client pcs are part of the domain. How do I stop showing the Windows 7 pcs? File sharing is off. I am missing something...I have tried everything...Stopped sharing via the advanced properties of the adapter (DOMAIN), no services are running, am not using a Homegroup, etc. 30 client pcs, only about 15 show up and I cannot see what the difference between the ones that show and the ones that does do show up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
J

Windows 7, how to stop showing up when browsing the network

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