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Windows 7 has always had robust Network Browsing while Opening Explorer and clicking on Networks. ALL Lan devices are seen and revealed in the list relatively promptly and all are accessible. Never had a problem.
In contrast Windows 10 has inconsistently done this and after recent updates it is like Roulette -- Computers showing up one day then disappearing another Day. WHEN is Microsoft going to fix this in an UPDATE !!!!!
Yes there are work-runarounds like typing the arcane \\devicename or looking up the IP Address in your Router or Fixing the IP address and remembering what they all are when they next disappear. But we should not have to do this!
On and there are multiple post to go thru services etc -- BUT we should NOT have to do this. I have 1400 Clients with the same problem and I have had to set them up with Dropbox or Equivalent (which DO work reliably) - BUT we should not have to do this!!
MICROSOFT YOU Broke it in your PUSHED UPDATES - YOU should FIX IT !
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In contrast Windows 10 has inconsistently done this and after recent updates it is like Roulette -- Computers showing up one day then disappearing another Day. WHEN is Microsoft going to fix this in an UPDATE !!!!!
Yes there are work-runarounds like typing the arcane \\devicename or looking up the IP Address in your Router or Fixing the IP address and remembering what they all are when they next disappear. But we should not have to do this!
On and there are multiple post to go thru services etc -- BUT we should NOT have to do this. I have 1400 Clients with the same problem and I have had to set them up with Dropbox or Equivalent (which DO work reliably) - BUT we should not have to do this!!
MICROSOFT YOU Broke it in your PUSHED UPDATES - YOU should FIX IT !
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