Hi
Running El Capitan OS X 10.11.6
I've just noticed when I open a Finder window that in the Sidebar a Shared network has appeared.
It's named pnhub1
I don't know what it is and it wasn't there before. Using Apple-Click doesn't move it.
Can anybody tell me how to remove it please?
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Ping printer: If you have the printers IP address open Terminal (Applications/Utilities) and at the prompt type: ping {printerIP}. You will get a reply or failure.
Try going to System Preferences/Printers & Scanners, then control - click in the left panel, and reset the printing system. Add back the printer.
Ping printer: If you have the printers IP address open Terminal (Applications/Utilities) and at the prompt type: ping {printerIP}. You will get a reply or failure.
Try going to System Preferences/Printers & Scanners, then control - click in the left panel, and reset the printing system. Add back the printer.
That sounds like a HubOne router device from Plusnet. It may feature an USB port for disk devices and such, which could be made accessible over the network.
You can hide Shared network devices in Finder Preferences, but that would hide all shared network devices from the sidebar.
Thanks very much.
I actually use PlusNet as an ISP but this item hasn't been there until today. Coincidentally, I've just bought a new printer - an HP Deskjet 2620 and am having a little bit trouble with it.
Nothing major - only able to print photos in black and white and, although I printed a document from my iPad wirelessly when I set it up, the wireless facility is not now working either. :)
Hey ho.
Again, thanks for your help *thumbs up*
Thanks to you both for your help
You are welcome.
'Shared' Network
