#WINDOWS 10 HOMEGROUP RESET PC#

I ended up leaving that homegroup, but then I had the same problems with that PC being When I typed in the homegroup password, it would not recognize it. Unfortunately, the restore to ver 1607 did not solve my homegroup problems on the HP Intel laptop PC. And, so far, I don't have a solution for that problem.

#WINDOWS 10 HOMEGROUP RESET UPDATE#

The more serious problem is that a Creators Update PC may not even recognize the homegroup that already exists on the network at all. Is applied, as long as users have PCs that recognize that there is an existing homegroup on their network, they may need to 're-join' that homegroup they previously belonged to using the existing homegroup password.

At the very least, once the Creators Update I started this post because if I am having Homegroup problems with all of my PCs running the Win 10 Creators Update, then I am sure other people will also encounter issues, and Microsoft needs to be aware of this. Since I can still access the Acer laptop's libraries from the other PCs in my homegroup, I am not so concerned that that particular PC cannot access the other PCs in my homegroup. It is a backup in case my newer model laptop is down or being repaired. Fortunately, for myself, the PC thatДoes not recognize that there is a homegroup on my network nor that it is a member of that homegroup (although the other PCs see that it is), is an older model Acer laptop that I upgraded myself from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and I hardly use it. I hope what I just said makes sense because it is a complicated issue. PC can't see/find my homegroup, the 4 other PCs in the homegroup do recognize it as a member and I can still access the shared libraries/files on the Creators update PC that doesn't think there is a homegroup out there. And the issue is complicated because even though that However, the 3rd Creators Update PC is not even finding my existing homegroup on the network at all and is encouraging me to 'create' a new homegroup instead of joining the homegroup that is out there. Now when I go into explorer I can see those PCs and all members of my homegroup on those 2 Creators update I was able to remedy the problem on 2 out of the 3 Creators update PCs by 're-joining' the existing homegroup using the homegroup password. I ran the homegroup troubleshooter on all 3 machines and the results were 'no problems found', so it didn't change anything. What is really unusual is that the non-Creators update PCs (the Win 7 and the ver 1607 PC) DO recognize them as homegroup members andДЄllow me to access their files as I have in the past. None of those 3 PCs recognizes that they are still members of the previously existing homegroup I had created. My problem is with the 3 PCs that upgraded to the Creators version.

#WINDOWS 10 HOMEGROUP RESET WINDOWS 10#

One PC is a Windows 7 laptop, one PC is Windows 10 running ver 1607, and 3 PCs upgraded yesterday to Windows 10 Creators Update.

Windows 10 homegroup reset