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The OP has not reported any networking defects.Ah but if you want your network to work as it should
So don't bother looking in that defective location.I can't even get the PC I'M using to see itself in Explorer>Network
I have two Windows 11 25H2 & two Windows 10 22H2 computers on my network and they all communicate correctly.Somewhere between 23H2 and 24H2 is where this whole networking issue started.
Yeah I did the shortcuts in a folder but it's more of a PITA than when Windows works correctly. Since I PAID MY MONEY I think Microsoft should make it work as it used to. Yeah I am hard headed.The OP has not reported any networking defects.
The OP, like all of us, has a defective File explorer, Network section.
So don't bother looking in that defective location.
If you wanted to setup/check your network you could use the same procedure as me if you wanted.
A consolidated network setup checklist for Windows 10 and 11 - my post #4 - TenForums
I have two Windows 11 25H2 & two Windows 10 22H2 computers on my network and they all communicate correctly.
I use shortcuts between them not that cursed File explorer, Network section.
All the best,
Denis
I have mine in a folder on my Taskbar Toolbar and I find it much better than when that File explorer, Network section worked properly.I did the shortcuts in a folder but it's more of a PITA than when Windows works correctly

They have not even fixed the all-too-common problem of the Desktop not always refreshing automatically yet and that's been a common fault since the last century.I think Microsoft should make it work
shortcuts into that folder ... that works
I will try it out. ThanksI just use Advanced IP Scanner: it's nowhere near as temperamental as the inbuilt Explorer stuff, and it also finds pretty much everything including my router, WAP, iPhones, network printer, smart thermostats, cable boxes and so forth.
HTH,
--Ed--
And if you run it & choose portable rather than installing it, you can copy the contents ofI just use Advanced IP Scanner
"C:\Users\%UserName%\AppData\Local\Temp\Advanced IP Scanner 2"advanced_ip_scanner.exeMine is 100% since i discovered and tweaked all the Group Policy tweaks, even survives updates.Works just fine for me![]()
Would you mine sharing? I did those, but maybe I missed some.Mine is 100% since i discovered and tweaked all the Group Policy tweaks, even survives updates.
I did post back with my finding in here. I'll take a look when i have more time.Would you mine sharing? I did those, but maybe I missed some.
net stop FDResPub
net start FDResPub
Yeah. I tried that and it worked until I restarted the computer and then everything went screwy. I reseted my network settings and then just made shortcuts.Several years ago someone on TenForums posted a batch file that temporarily makes a computer show up in Network. It works but is annoying to use all the time on each computer. I should try to make it run at system startup in the Task Scheduler.
How do I disable the 'Enter Network Credentials' screen
FDResPub.bat
That's what I found also. I tried to schedule it to run when the computer booted. That did not always work. The reason why I posted it was only to point to what was causing the problem. You would think Microsoft would have fixed this by now.Yeah. I tried that and it worked until I restarted the computer and then everything went screwy. I reseted my network settings and then just made shortcuts.
I already had the Lanman set, but the other 2 pics, I 'm not sure which ones are for the network.