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In the network map, the NAS shows as a computer, while the Router shows as a router, but also as a computer that can't be placed in the network. Also, the router shows model #, not SSID.
In explorer, when I view the network, both show up as computers, as well as router (infrastructure, but different icon from map, with the model name) and NAS (storage, but with text file icon).
Although this seems to have no negative impact on the network, at least that I'm aware of, I am curious about whether this is normal or not. I've gone through a bunch of different tutorials and similar threads, but none seem to have this particular issue.
In explorer, when I view the network, both show up as computers, as well as router (infrastructure, but different icon from map, with the model name) and NAS (storage, but with text file icon).
Although this seems to have no negative impact on the network, at least that I'm aware of, I am curious about whether this is normal or not. I've gone through a bunch of different tutorials and similar threads, but none seem to have this particular issue.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Professional 32 bit and 64 bitAMD A-6 / Intel i74 gigs / 8 gigsRaedon HD / NVIDIA GeForce 740M (Intel HD 460...
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Toshiba L755D-S5204 (32 bit) / Toshiba L70-ABT3N22 (64 bit)
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional 32 bit and 64 bit
- CPU
- AMD A-6 / Intel i7
- Memory
- 4 gigs / 8 gigs
- Graphics Card(s)
- Raedon HD / NVIDIA GeForce 740M (Intel HD 4600 onboard)
- Other Info
- Intel NUC5i5RYH - 16 GB RAM, 250 GB Samsung m2 SSD, 7 Pro x64, Intel HD 6000 onboard graphics, Realtek onboard audio, integrated wireless. Running this and laptops through Toshiba Dynadock for external monitor and 5.1 speakers.
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