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To be precise, W10 1803 (April Update) got rid of it.
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To be precise, W10 1803 (April Update) got rid of it.

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I cant find the homegroup on either of my 2 laptops at all.<br />
when I search I get offered go do a sync<br />
How do I create homegroups or what do I need to do so <br />
that the homegroup options Is available to work with?<br />
what &nbsp;or where do any settings or options need changed?<br />
HELP
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I cant find the homegroup on either of my 2 laptops at all.
when I search I get offered go do a sync
How do I create homegroups or what do I need to do so 
that the homegroup options Is available to work with?
what  or where do any settings or options need changed?
HELP

Where is my Homegroup missing on 2 laptops

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