Neighborhood - VANISHED

Recently we wiped out our Win98se installation on one of out network
computers. Re-installed as per previous installations but this time NO
network neighborhood. Everything is working and configured properly, cards,
workgroup, etc - have done this many times of different computers and never
had this problem. Now there's nothing - any suggestions?

"Axel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Recently we wiped out our Win98se installation on one of out network
> computers. Re-installed as per previous installations but this time NO
> network neighborhood. Everything is working and configured properly,
cards,
> workgroup, etc - have done this many times of different computers and
never
> had this problem. Now there's nothing - any suggestions?
>
>
Have you gone into control panel and looked at the properties for the
TCP/IP? Also, is it set for logging in using Microsoft Network, or windows
logon?

In article <#(E-Mail Removed)>, "Axel"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>Recently we wiped out our Win98se installation on one of out network
>computers. Re-installed as per previous installations but this time NO
>network neighborhood. Everything is working and configured properly, cards,
>workgroup, etc - have done this many times of different computers and never
>had this problem. Now there's nothing - any suggestions?

Someone might have hidden Network Neighborhood using Tweak UI. Go to
Control Panel. If Tweak UI is present, double click it. On the
Desktop tab, put a check mark in the Network Neighborhood box, click
Apply and OK.

If that doesn't work, go to Control Panel | Network. Remove Client
for Microsoft Networks if it's present. Then add Client for Microsoft
Networks. That should make Network Neighborhood re-appear.

If that doesn't work, there could be a system policy hiding Network
Neighborhood. Run the registry editor, open this key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Policies\Explorer

and delete the value named "NoNetHood".
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