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I should have mentioned:<br />
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I'm using Server 2003 with Win 7 clients.<br />
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After reading more about this it appears that there's not a GPO to achieve this - does anyone have a registry edit which will work?<br />
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Thank you.
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I should have mentioned:

I'm using Server 2003 with Win 7 clients.

After reading more about this it appears that there's not a GPO to achieve this - does anyone have a registry edit which will work?

Thank you.

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When I browse 'Network' in Windows Explorer I see all of my network clients listed.<br />
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What I'd like is a way to hide all network clients and servers from appearing under 'Network' for all users excepting administrators. Obviously their relationship to the network must remain unaltered.<br />
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I've tried turning off network discovery but this can be turned on again........<br />
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Thank you.
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When I browse 'Network' in Windows Explorer I see all of my network clients listed.

What I'd like is a way to hide all network clients and servers from appearing under 'Network' for all users excepting administrators. Obviously their relationship to the network must remain unaltered.

I've tried turning off network discovery but this can be turned on again........

Thank you.

Windows Explorer - Hide Client Computers Under 'Network'

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Networking

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