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for some reason, the globe icon in Vista's network icon disappears from time to time. it was mentioned elsewhere that the appearance of this globe icon suggest a connection to the Internet exists. well i'm on the internet yet the globe icon is missing. and hovering the mouse over the network neighborhood icons says "Access: Local Only".
is there a fix for this or is this some kind of feature with Vista?
Hi fwpsych. Welcome to HTG fellow Fort Wayneian!
The same thing happened to me. Seemed to have fixed it by right clicking network icon >
Network and Sharing > Customize > click Public > next > close > restart computer.
Don't really know what caused this ( just started recently ). Mine was set to Private which
seems to be what caused it, but I'm not sure.
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