I have only one and one Alienware R7 with this crappy Windows 10 — After so many frustrations with it. I installed Linux, out the door W10 no more issues for me. Oh there are plenty issues with Linux, believe me! Having tried numerous times over the years to install it on ex Windows laptops, Linux always makes those laptops run on high CPU and high fan speeds due to its lack of proper control over these.
Unlike Windows, Linux is often a pain on laptops for this reason. Look it up. Which makes sense, I havec made the appropriate settings with my Samba server to make it the master. And, no, it isn't just me, it's everyone on my network.
After changing all of the settings as recommended and rebooting, I was able to see all of the computers from all of the other computers. But the laptop keeps randomly disappearing from the other two, and the other two keep losing visibility of the laptop.
Today, all of them were visible and I could share files fine. Then I closed my laptop, sleep mode. I restarted the laptop, and then I could see the Win 7 PC again.
Thanks in advance. I had window 8 and 7 and worked perfectly. I now upgraded all three office computers to window I just cannot get the network done even though I seem to have done all the above article suggested. This is a nightmare. Why can Microsoft get away with this? They really need to fix this!!!
I had to use the services management console which resolved the issue about network discovery. It worked.. Tons of work in this article and informative. But, when I see a screenshot that is from an old build like the one that shows homegroup you have, it makes me believe the information may not be up to date on the other examples and fix suggestions.
Just a friendly FYI. Hi, in my company used work group computers. I think new user Id create is not a easy way no possiablity. I need to smart way any run script file this issue resolved thankful. I have been dealing with this problem for years. My home office Windows network sharing has always been intermittently reliable with some devices showing up and others not showing.
I almost never know what changed between times working and not working times. From my perspective, MS shared networking is pretty much a black box. This time, I was really stuck with absolutely no luck for a few weeks. By chance, I was looking at my 3 month old Comcast XB7 wireless router.
I was surprised to see that even though all of my wireless devices were working perfectly, the Comcast router said they were all offline. After spending an hour with Comcast tech support, we completely reset my router and WiFi connection.
Immediately, all my active devices showed up as online on the router and MS Internet Explorer showed all of my active devices with sharing working. I hope this helps one or two of my frustrated comrades. I just stopped and restarted both Function Discover Resource Publication services from services.
Go figure. This was repeatable ad nauseam. For clarity, the following conditions are true:- 1. The Synology NAS was connected on a standard Local Master Browser was un-checked as enabling opens the Guest Account by default. Great list of solutions! When I exhausted all the tips with no success, I rebooted my modem.
All workstations now visible. I am fairly certain everyone here has tried rebooting the router, wish it were that simple for me. I have tried so many things and none worked. Been trying to solve this for a year. When I rebooted the modem, the other networked computer appears and I mapped to several directories on it. After 15 to 20 minutes, the computer would disappear from the Network list, but the mappings would still work.
If I rebooted my computer, the other network computer does not appear, but the mappings was still working. If I reboot the network computer, it would then appear on the network list…but after some time, it would disappear. I have to confess that I am still using a Windows Home Server, which acts as the hub of our file sharing. I enabled the first two, and adter the madatory restart I could then browse the network and see the WHS server. It took me a long time to read through your article it is a well-worked piece, in a complex area , but not nearly as long as it would have takne me to work the answer out for myself.
All I did… Drop the PC off the domain, and add it back on. All of a sudden it could see the other machines… The cause? This should not have date. Need updating to Win 10 or 20H2. I just updated W10 Pro to build The only solution from above that brought them back was to activate the SMB 1.
W10 was running pretty good until this last update. After hours days, really I discovered this site. All my network shares and advanced network sharing settings were correct but I still could not see the host computer on one PC I could see networked computers nor the other networked computers on another PC I could only see the host PC. On reboot, every PC discovered itself and every other PC in the network. PS — The Delayed Start service startup type may be why the network list takes some to populate after reboot, as some have mentioned.
Thank you very much for this clear guidance, this worked for me, especially enabling the services for Win This brings the shared folders up in an explorer window, you then right click on the PC you cannot see and pin it to quick access. Unfortunately it does not add it to the network devices folder. The trick with the automatic starting of discovery services restored my networked computers in the Explorer views, thanks!
Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Networking. Sign in to vote. Friday, June 24, PM. For more information, please kindly refer to the following article: Why are computers missing from the network map?
Alex Zhao TechNet Subscriber Support in forum If you have any feedback on our support, please contact tnmff microsoft. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. Monday, June 27, AM. Thanks for the reply. I will try the reboot into safe mode after the developer isn't using the PC. Monday, June 27, PM. Hi, What is the result when you boot into Safe Mode with networking? Wednesday, June 29, AM. Hi, I am just writing to check the status of this thread.
Monday, July 4, AM. Alex, I haven't been able to reboot the PC yet because it is being used by a developer. All of the other settings that you had me check are set correctly. For these reasons I cannot understand the error message and am lost as to what else I can do. Do you have any suggestions? Do you have Windows 11 Home or Pro?
I have Pro and haven't had any problems sharing between my computers. Since you are having no problems then clearly something is wrong with how my devices are setup. All of them have BitDefender installed so I shall disable that software to see whether it is the cause of the problem. Restarting all devices is the final stage of the reset process. Unfortunately, that did not solve the problem. I am grateful for your assistance in attempting to solve my problem and I shall continue to research the problem.
I am most grateful for your attemts to solve my problem. It's probably due to the credentials located on your local machine. Since the PIN only works for the local device, and not across the network, you'll need to sign into the computer 1-time using the full password. Computers not showing up on network is a common issue while trying to connect with other PCs.
If you are also having this problem then, do not worry! Issues with sharing files over a network are bound to occur if the network discovery feature is disabled in the first place. As the name suggests, this feature allows your PC to discover other PCs and devices connected to the same network.
Also, it is disabled, by default, for public networks such as airports and cafes. Hence, to resolve this issue, enable network discovery and file sharing through the following steps:. If the File Sharing feature is disabled, an alert message will appear at the top of the window stating: File sharing is turned off. Click on change… Thus, click on the pop-up. Next, select Turn on the network discovery and file sharing option, as depicted below.
A dialog box inquiring Do you want to turn on network discovery and file sharing for all public networks? Choose the appropriate option. Note: You should steer away from enabling network discovery and file sharing for all public networks and only enable it if an absolute necessity arises.
Refresh the Network page or reopen File Explorer. All the PCs connected to this network will be listed here. Enabling network discovery will allow you to see other PCs. Follow the below instructions carefully to fix computers not showing up on network issue.
Scroll down and click Network and Sharing Center under Advanced network settings on the right pane. Expand the Private current profile section and select Turn on network discovery.
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