Network ID Checkbox Greyed out


  1. mdalibd
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    Windows 7, 32 bit
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    Network ID Checkbox Greyed out


    My Windows 7 pro (32 bit) workstation suddenly cann't access domain share folder also other workstation.

    I discover that Network ID in System properties is disabled. Netlogon and computer browser service is stopped.

    I cann't start the service.

    I am domain and local admin

    If u have any solution please share with me.
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  3. brady
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    7 Pro
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    local or group policy is where I would start. Due to you being on a domain the number of potential issues sky rockets.
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