homegroup IPv6


  1. janda6
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    homegroup IPv6


    I have IPv6 installed, and in wireless network settings, it's ticked and appears to be working. However when I try to create a homegroup I get a message saying that I need IPv6. There is also IPv4 installed and ticked, ActiveX is installed as well.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks
    David
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  3. janda6
    Posts : 5
    win 7 32bit
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    All been fixed, found the answer on this forum

    Thanks again
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