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  1. 01-10-2002, 10:27 AM #1
    mr_myers
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    Does anyone know the registry key and value that I need to edit in order to restore network neighbourhood to a Windows 95 desktop? Thanks.
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    you can also access the netwoking properties through the control panel...
    perhaps changing a value(I.E. add file and printer sharing) then remove it to what you prefer... that might restore it to the desktop...
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    Goto the control panel and Select the Network Icon. Under the Properties Tab choose - Install. Re-install the Client for Microsoft Networks and the Icon will appear. Been so long since I looked at a 9X desktop that I can't give you 100% exact steps, but that should do it. If for whatever reason that it doesn't, try changing the Primaru Logon to Client for M$ Networks. This will be in the Network Properties as well.
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    "network neighbourhood"?

    What is that? I can't find it on any of my computers.

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    Originally posted by Insey:
    "network neighbourhood"?

    What is that? I can't find it on any of my computers.

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    You can also download a little program from microsoft called TweakUI (actually, it may be on the Windows disk...). Anyway, in there, under the desktop tab, you can choose from a bunch of stuff to have on your desktop. There, you should be able to check the box for network neighborhood.

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