How to remove "network (WORKGROUP)" ?

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ShaiMagal
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How to remove "network (WORKGROUP)" ?

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Hello,

am I able to disable/remove "network (WORKGROUP)"? By mistake sometimes I double click it and my Total commander freeze totally.

Screenshot what I mean:
Image: http://s30.postimg.org/b7qokn41t/aaa.png

Thank.

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Try to add Allowed key to [Configuration] section of wincmd.ini:

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Allowed=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
(read description in section 4.b of TOTALCMD.CHM)
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MVV wrote:Try to add Allowed key to [Configuration] section of wincmd.ini:

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Allowed=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
(read description in section 4.b of TOTALCMD.CHM)
Thanks, works good!!
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ShaiMagal,
According to the forum rules, please ask on one forum only at the same time. That being said:

wincmd.ini
[Configuration]
NetHoodStyle=0

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Hacker,
I think NetHoodStyle=0 is not a best choice here. Yes, it removes group, but it also adds a bunch of unwanted extra items to \.
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MVV,
it also adds a bunch of unwanted extra items to \
No, it does not.

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Hacker,
By default TC displays all network computers in Network Neighborhood since Windows Vista, and NetHoodStyle=2 allows moving them into subfolder (like it was in Windows XP). So disabling this option returns computers back to NN.
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MVV,
You are talking about a non-default setting of the option.

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Default value seems to be NetHoodStyle=1, and it is the worst case: it shows both computers and subfolder.

Combination of NetHoodStyle=2 and Allowed=A...Z makes purely separate root for file system plugins with no extra items.
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