matofthemint
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How do I get rid of the Network Neighborhood icon on the desk top? Windows 98 SE. I did it on another laptop but can't remember how.
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Network Neighborhood icon
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scoobydoo26
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If i remember correctly you have to use the policy editor and mark it to hide the icon.
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matofthemint
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Thanks but no good, I don't have a policy editor. I should have said that this computer isn't even on a network. Is it possible to delete the Network folder which is present even though there is no network? What if I just removed all references to Network from the registry?
Delete all references to cards and protocols from control panel, network. Ed Fair
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Removing the "Client For Microsoft Networks" entry under your network properties should do the trick. Right-click Network Neighborhood and choose properties to get there. Make sure you reboot for the changes to take effect.
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