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Old 01-04-2014, 05:15 AM
Gary Tayman Gary Tayman is offline Windows 7 Homegroup/Network question Windows 7 64bit Windows 7 Homegroup/Network question Office 2007
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I've got a question about networking that I hope is not a silly one.



I have a desktop and two laptops, all using Windows 7. The desktop is hard-wired to a rrouter, the laptops connect to the same router wirelessly. All three communicate seamlessly using Homegroup.

If I take one of the laptops down the road to a hotel or coffee shop, the others obviously won't appear in the Homegroup because I'm using another router. BUT -- what happens if I take BOTH laptops on the road? Will they connect, or is there a way to allow them to connect automatically, or will I have to go through a setup routine on both computers each and every time I move them? What can I expect? I'll be doing a project soon that may require such a mobile network.
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