Tactical Atomic Penguin wrote...
Well, network discovery (Windows 7) is turned on if that's what you mean?
What should it be like?
Yea, for 7 it *should* be on by default, but doesn't mean people haven't change it.

for vista/xp you have to make changes.
Windows® XP
1. From the Control Panel, select “Network Connections” -> from the
toolbar, select “Advanced” -> then select “Optional Networking
Components…”
2. Select “Network Services” -> choose “Details.”
3. Check the “UPnP User Interface” box and select OK.
Windows® Vista
1. From the Control Panel, select “View network status and tasks” ->
in the “Sharing and Discovery” box change the “Network Discovery”
setting to “Turn on network discovery” and select “Apply”.
2. From the Control Panel, select “Additional Options” -> then choose
“Security” from the left tab. Select “Allow a program through Windows
Firewall.”
3. Select the “Exceptions” tab, and in the “Program or port” box, check
the “Network Discovery” box. Finally, select “Apply” and then “OK.”
* UPnP is enabled under Windows 7 default settings. Unless you have previously changed these settings, no setup is required.
Trying to find more details on UPnP for Win 7 currently
Modifié par Lacan82, 19 mars 2011 - 11:51 .