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No, if the photos were downloaded or saved on your Pc and you shared that folder, they would only be on your PC. All you had to do was delete the share on that folder or move the photos to another folder that was not shared.<br />
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No, if the photos were downloaded or saved on your Pc and you shared that folder, they would only be on your PC. All you had to do was delete the share on that folder or move the photos to another folder that was not shared.

Hope this helps!

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TG-TIS<br />
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this what I mentioned in my comment.
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TG-TIS

this what I mentioned in my comment.

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While downloading a series of photos I accidentally had clicked to share them in the homegroup. I did not want to. I deleted the photos so they would not be seen in the homegroup, then re-downloaded them with the proper setting to share with nobody. But did the deleting from my computer also delete them from the homegroup?
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While downloading a series of photos I accidentally had clicked to share them in the homegroup. I did not want to. I deleted the photos so they would not be seen in the homegroup, then re-downloaded them with the proper setting to share with nobody. But did the deleting from my computer also delete them from the homegroup?

Does deleting a file on the main computer also delete the file on the computers in the homegroup?

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.