Homegroup setup on Win10 is a little different.

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  1. Ten127
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    John Saved my butt.


    I spent hours on the web. Started using his suggestion and finally got to a point where I could get 3 PCs linked up. The key seems to be 'one PC on at a time'.
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  3. EdTittel
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    Windows 10
       New #12

    Homegroup works via IPv6, so yes, it must be enabled for the service to work properly. MS started this back with Windows 7. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...p-in-windows-7

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