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I have ran across this many times..but not often enough to remember it exactly, lol.
It definitely is all about "client for microsoft networks"
So right click on "network neighborhood" clik "properties"
If you see "client for microsoft networks" in there....uninstall it..reboot, reinstall it. (if it prompts about ur network not being complete, just keep going)
That will probably fix part of the problem.
For the other two (I think) that keep popping up...run "regedit" and simply search, using f3 thru the registry for those entries..then delete them.
JP
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