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Missing Computers in Explorer

Alleyman

Junior Member
Over the past few months I've noticed most of the computers on my network don't show up in the network in Explorer - Network. I can manually type in the computer's address, ex. \\Server, but they are not showing in Explorer. They also show in Genie. They are all on home network. I have similar issues on the macs - finder. Any suggestions. Thanks!

We have 2 - WNDR3700v4 Firmware V1.0.1.52
1 - the main router 1- AP
DHCP enabled on main router

We run anywhere for 30-75 devices at any given time
 
turn on network visibilty on the client computers and make sure they are attached to your network and not an unidentified one.

i usually have that problem when my router (pfsense) hasn't been booted because a power outage or whatever.
 
Thanks for the responses. However, I'm not really sure what you guys are referring to. 😕 I'm obviously somewhat of a newbie.
"Sounds like a master browser issue, that or netbios/lldp is disabled on some of them."
What is a Master Browser Issue?

"turn on network visibilty on the client computers and make sure they are attached to your network and not an unidentified one.

i usually have that problem when my router (pfsense) hasn't been booted because a power outage or whatever. "

How do you check network visibility?

How do you correct the boot problem?

Thanks!
 
I ran net view from the command prompt on 2 different Win 7 PCs. It only shows itself as being on the network. They are both on the WORKGROUP. I'm so confused.
 
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