Node Type Keeps Going P2P

Hi All,

Have used the network trouble-shooter written MVP Hans-Georg Michna with
success and identified that my lack of ability to browse a home workgroup
share was because the node type was Peer to Peer. Fixed as per the
instructions and worked ok but today (a week later) I find that it is back
to P2P!!!! Don't know when it happened because this is a work laptop and I
only need to do this at weekends.

I will try the registry fix as before but any ideas how this could be
happening or how I can discover how please.

Ta.
Bill.

Its ok, I've read a bit more of Han's helpfile and it has the answer - well
sort of, its a bit of a mystery it seems!!
Regards.
Bill

If you have something like an IBM laptop you might want to take a look at
your connection manager software. The IBM can be configured to change
settings, and shared resources based on location, it's possible that every
time you connect to your home network you'll need to change the registry,
unless you change the settings with in this kind of program.

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"Bill" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> Have used the network trouble-shooter written MVP Hans-Georg Michna with
> success and identified that my lack of ability to browse a home workgroup
> share was because the node type was Peer to Peer. Fixed as per the
> instructions and worked ok but today (a week later) I find that it is back
> to P2P!!!! Don't know when it happened because this is a work laptop and I
> only need to do this at weekends.
>
> I will try the registry fix as before but any ideas how this could be
> happening or how I can discover how please.
>
> Ta.
> Bill.
>