I have seen in the forums at least twice that IPV6 is required for Homegroups.
As part of my elimination of anything I didn't need when Homegroups didn't work for me, I disabled IPV6 on both systems. I subsequently discovered that when I removed Norton 360, everything worked. I never went back and turned IPV6 back on.
I haven't done a lot with the home network yet, but I haven't had anything fail... I checked, and it is still saying that IPV6 is disabled in the network properties for both systems.
How is my Homegroup working if IPV6 is required?
As part of my elimination of anything I didn't need when Homegroups didn't work for me, I disabled IPV6 on both systems. I subsequently discovered that when I removed Norton 360, everything worked. I never went back and turned IPV6 back on.
I haven't done a lot with the home network yet, but I haven't had anything fail... I checked, and it is still saying that IPV6 is disabled in the network properties for both systems.
How is my Homegroup working if IPV6 is required?
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Gateway GM5472
- OS
- Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit)
- CPU
- AMD Athlon 56 X2 5000+
- Motherboard
- ECS MCP61P-AM
- Memory
- 4.0 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Sapphire HD 4350 fanless w/512MB
- Monitor(s) Displays
- VeiwSonic VX2035WM
- Screen Resolution
- 1680x1050
- Other Info
- Stock system except for the addition of 2GB memory, a Swann PCDVR 4 Card and a Hauppage dual HD tuner and a Sapphire HD 4550 video card
