I have a question about Getting 
Rid of the Network Neighborhood/My Network Places Icon:

Solution on Windows 98 Network Neighborhood.
Copy Poledit folder from CD to
C:\Program Files.
Load up poledit.exe.
Go to Options then Policy Templates 
and add all the templates click OK.
Open File and select Open Registry.
Click Local User
Go to Windows 98 System and Open
Go to Shell, Restrictions
Check Hide Network Neighborhood
Click OK and Save
Restart Windows  

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

Why go through all of that?? When all you have to do is change from Client logon to Windows or Family logon??? Presto!!!!!!!!!!! (phantom)


On Saturday, October 12, 2002 at 6:21 am, Roger Michaud wrote:

>I have a question about Getting 
>Rid of the Network Neighborhood/My Network Places Icon:

>Solution on Windows 98 Network Neighborhood.
>Copy Poledit folder from CD to
>C:\Program Files.
>Load up poledit.exe.
>Go to Options then Policy Templates 
>and add all the templates click OK.
>Open File and select Open Registry.
>Click Local User
>Go to Windows 98 System and Open
>Go to Shell, Restrictions
>Check Hide Network Neighborhood
>Click OK and Save
>Restart Windows  
>
>
>

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

In addition to what Dick said, simply remove the Client for MS Networks component 
in the Network applet. It's not needed at all.

No registry editing, or anything else is necessary. It's very simple! You don't have 
to go through a big deal. The Client components is what puts it there in the first 
place.

[Reply or follow-up to this message]

• Search this forum
• Start a new thread on a different subject

• Report abuse of the forum