File & Printer Sharing

G'Day All,

I am assisting my daughter who has 2 computers connected to a
DLink DSL302G ADSL Modem:

1. Desktop via USB
2. Notebook via Ethernet

Both can now access the internet.

This is a supported configuration and File/Printer Sharing should be
possible using the 10.1.1.x addresses supplied by the modem.

UNFORTUNATELY I made the mistake of running the Wizard
on one machine - the Home Network one that implements ICS.

That machine cannot see the Workgroup.

How may I "undo" the Wizard's magic spell?
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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