IPv6 and Networking Homegroups

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  1. tbernstein
    Posts : 106
    Win 7
       New #31

    Interesting. Homegroups is turning into the dodgy bit of WIN7.
    The buggy way that WIN7 manages IPv6 for Homegroups and now this.
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  3. bjproc
    Posts : 198
    Win 7 Pro 32bit
       New #32

    so, would changing it to workgroup be any better?

    i can't seem to enable IPv6
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