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i tried various things to get two computers to connect properly
hello !! it seems that a lot of peoples meet the same problem with win7. i too ..
i tried various things to get two computers to connect properly but i fail. what i did :
- trying this fixer,
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2578723
which doesn't really fix, it just helps going from public to home, while remaining an unidentified network, and once you restart Windows, you have to start all over.
- i tried the two options from the beginning of this thread below, and it's the same story.
Unidentified Networks - Set as Private or Public
- one thing that helped, at least on only one pc is the solution of Rich Lang, page 3, who recommends to define the Gateway id, using the ip adress of one of the pc in the network. >>> one of the pc got identified and set as home once and for all, when i used the ip of the other pc, on this pc's Gateway id .... BUT, not the other one.
not sure what gets me stuck yet.
Windows firewall, i can't have access to it apparently. it's a new machine, and Norton internet security deals with the firewall instead of Windows. i suppose that Windows firewall's would work again if i'd uninstall Norton, but it isn't even the point i suppose.
please, any idea or test i could make please ? thanks for your attention.
i bought a second expensive machine, to establish a little 3d rendering farm, and if i'm stuck just because of windows's obscure paths ... it's really a pity !
i know i can transfer some files from one to the other, but i suspect that as long as the one pc's unidentified ethernet network ( both pc using their motherboard's ethernet port ) isn't set properly, my 3d render won't be able to work, and that's still the case for now.
should i buy a separate ethernet card or something ? it's really a pain in the ass.
i'm using some d-link dg-105 switch and some cat 6 cables.
Last edited by Brink; 27 May 2016 at 00:00. Reason: Moved to new thread