Windows 10: Win 10 systems can't see all other systems on network

I have four Win10 systems connected to my WiFi network, however, all the systems can't see all the others. I have set all to private network, turned on Network discovery, checked the services needed all are running and set to Auto, checked file sharing and permissions all good. Only one system can see all the others.

One system is new and had Win10 already loaded, two were upgraded from Win7 and one from Win8. The one system that can see all in one of the Win7 upgrades.

Searched the web and have tried everything that I could find. Any new ideas?

Thanks,
Greg

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Win 7 and Win 10 on network

I have home network with separate modem, router, and WAP's. My Windows 7 computer does NOT list the Windows 10 computers on network computer list but the Windows 10 computers network list DO list the Windows 7 computer.

Turned off firewalls, gave permissions, shared drives. Nothing allows Win 7 computer to access the Win 10 computers.

Any suggestions for a fix?

 

$4000 Gaming System

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System Icons on taskbar

Hi,

Thank you for posting on Microsoft Communities.

Are you referring to the clock system icon on the taskbar?

If so, I suggest you to follow the steps mentioned below:

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  Click on the search bar on the taskbar.
  
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  Type system icons.
  
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  Under Turn System Icons ON or OFF, turn On the Clock and check with the issue.
  

Hope it helps.