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Same NIC but found the problem. I had a second IP address on the NIC for getting to that Comcast Gateway. It has been like that for a couple days yet just decided to change my network type today. Getting rid of the second IP address took the type back to Domain Network.
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Same NIC but found the problem. I had a second IP address on the NIC for getting to that Comcast Gateway. It has been like that for a couple days yet just decided to change my network type today. Getting rid of the second IP address took the type back to Domain Network.

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I turned on my Windows 10 Professional workstation this morning and got a question about &quot;do you want to turn on network discovery for Network 3&quot;. Though it was odd. Then I went in to network and sharing and noticed my &quot;Active Networks&quot; went from &quot;Domain.local and Domain Network&quot; to &quot;Network 3 and Private Network&quot;.<br />
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Any idea why that happened and how to change it back to a Domain Network?
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I turned on my Windows 10 Professional workstation this morning and got a question about "do you want to turn on network discovery for Network 3". Though it was odd. Then I went in to network and sharing and noticed my "Active Networks" went from "Domain.local and Domain Network" to "Network 3 and Private Network".

Any idea why that happened and how to change it back to a Domain Network?

Windows 10 Professional &quot;Active Networks&quot; changed to &quot;Private Network&quot;

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Windows 10 Professional &quot;Active Networks&quot; changed to &quot;Private Network&quot;

Windows 10 Professional "Active Networks" changed to "Private Network"