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Client for Microsoft Networks shows up under "Properties" for the
"Local Area Connection." In that dialogue box I routinely disable File & Printer sharing, and NetBIOS over TCP/IP under WINS, since this machine is not networked and connects to the Internet through a router. I also disable the related Windows services. I really do not know anything about Client for Microsoft Networks, but Googling it seems to bring up info that would indicate it is probably not needed in this set-up, and turning it off would not only conserve resources, but actually might enhance security. Any reason not to kill it? |
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I always disabled it in my 2k setup along with Netbios and file and printer sharing, never had any problems or issues.. however, I don't know if there may be any other reasons for keeping it, so proceed with caution I suppose...
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