Since upgrading to yosemite, I can no longer find any Windows Computers on my domain

We upgraded two out of three iMacs to Yosemite a while back. Since that time, the two that are on Yosemite cannot see any non-mac computers in the network browser. We can manually connect by going to Go / Connect to Server in Finder, and it works using either the IP or the relative path (smb://cpu1234/share). The Mavericks computer still sees the entire network with no problems.
Does anyone know how to fix this uber-frustrating issue?

Hi olejim51,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
It sounds like you're not able to connect to your ISPs mail server on your iMac or MacBook Air.
There could be several causes of the error message you're seeing. I would start with the steps in the "Mail Connection Doctor shows one or more red dots in the account Status column" section of this article to troubleshoot the message:
OS X Mail: Troubleshooting sending and receiving email messages
This article contains a variety of steps that can help resolve an issue like the one you're seeing.
All the best,
Jeremy

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