Text file with Interfaces,Routing table with Homegroup in Windows 7

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May 172010
 

After you join your Windows 7 pc to a homegroup, you may notice a text file named by the hostname (example: saihari.txt where saihari is the host name of my Windows 7 PC). The contents of the file will be

1.Interfaces on the system
2. Routing table for IPv4 and IPv6

This file can be found under C:\User\ (ex: C:\User\saihari.txt). To stop this file from loading at the startup you can safely rename the file or move/delete the file.

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