Remove a Computer from My network


  1. JimDodds
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    Win 7
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    Remove a Computer from My network


    My computer event log is showing crashes because one computer on the network can't be contacted. How can I tell the network to drop connections to that computer, and remove it from the network?

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  3. aem
    Posts : 2,698
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit
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    Hi, I'm not sure by trying to remove w7 from seeing other machines on the network is the right way to solve your issue. Can you screenshot the event log that has this error.
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