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Removing Comp out of network neighborhood
- Thread starter ps2cho
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- Jan 2, 2004
I think it would be simply easier to deny access. 
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Uhhmmmmmmm...it is really none of my business, but...why?ps2cho said:
Very likely.
When I enable the nViada Firewall (nForce4), and use the Medium setting, my computer is not displayed on other machines in "My Network Places".
Noting that "Network Neighborhood" was mentioned in the initial post to this thread, Windows 9x is probably being used. I am not too familiar with Windows 9x networking.
When I enable the nViada Firewall (nForce4), and use the Medium setting, my computer is not displayed on other machines in "My Network Places".
Noting that "Network Neighborhood" was mentioned in the initial post to this thread, Windows 9x is probably being used. I am not too familiar with Windows 9x networking.
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Captain Newbie said:
Cos i get shouted at everytime my computers on and im not using it... :/
I gotta keep it on so that i can retrieve my java files from home at school...but if i tell my parents that...they just say well you should find another way. They are unreasonable and i offered to pay the cost of electricity and its still just a plain no...Doesn't make any logical sense whatsoever. They dont loose anything...and its not their computer, or in their room...or makes any noise or heat...
I think ill just change the workgroup and be done with it..
MRD said:
look i wount tell you again... SHUT THEM DOWN!
Nah my mum was the same i just kept leaving it on tho if she wanted it off she would have to figure out how to turn it off lol but in your case i suppose your mom knows how! how about making a new switch for the power and hiding it somewhere or make it removable! lol that way she can keep moaning and in the end she'll get fed up of it i know my mum did
oh and im sure that if you typr in google "hide network in neghbourhood" it would find a way
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Dude, your parents are technically savvy? Cool! If Mom and Dad want you to turn it off, I'd turn it off
That said, I hope you're at least folding when it's turned on.
Other than hiding it, a good investment you should make is a 1-GiB thumb drive. Put your documents folder and your Java files on there and be done with it.
That said, I hope you're at least folding when it's turned on.
Other than hiding it, a good investment you should make is a 1-GiB thumb drive. Put your documents folder and your Java files on there and be done with it.
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