Show remote shares in Network
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I've just got a brand new Windows 10 machine. I can't see any of my existing shares from my other machines in Network, but if I type the address in manually \computer-namepathtoshare it comes up straight away. However, the name still doesn't appear in Network. I have a much older machine also running Windows 10 (the same version) and it shows all the shares by default.
How can I get Windows 10 to show the available shares in Network so I can browse them?
The network connection has the following set:
- Private
- Turn on network discovery
- Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices.
windows-10 network-shares
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
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I've just got a brand new Windows 10 machine. I can't see any of my existing shares from my other machines in Network, but if I type the address in manually \computer-namepathtoshare it comes up straight away. However, the name still doesn't appear in Network. I have a much older machine also running Windows 10 (the same version) and it shows all the shares by default.
How can I get Windows 10 to show the available shares in Network so I can browse them?
The network connection has the following set:
- Private
- Turn on network discovery
- Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices.
windows-10 network-shares
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
Is the new computer using the network asPrivateinstead ofPublic? You can check this in start, settings, network, and on the active connection it will say one or the other.
– shawn
Feb 8 at 23:17
@shawn Yes, but I thought the other one was too.
– CJ Dennis
Feb 8 at 23:18
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I've just got a brand new Windows 10 machine. I can't see any of my existing shares from my other machines in Network, but if I type the address in manually \computer-namepathtoshare it comes up straight away. However, the name still doesn't appear in Network. I have a much older machine also running Windows 10 (the same version) and it shows all the shares by default.
How can I get Windows 10 to show the available shares in Network so I can browse them?
The network connection has the following set:
- Private
- Turn on network discovery
- Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices.
windows-10 network-shares
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
I've just got a brand new Windows 10 machine. I can't see any of my existing shares from my other machines in Network, but if I type the address in manually \computer-namepathtoshare it comes up straight away. However, the name still doesn't appear in Network. I have a much older machine also running Windows 10 (the same version) and it shows all the shares by default.
How can I get Windows 10 to show the available shares in Network so I can browse them?
The network connection has the following set:
- Private
- Turn on network discovery
- Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices.
windows-10 network-shares
windows-10 network-shares
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
edited Feb 8 at 23:32
CJ Dennis
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
asked Feb 8 at 23:13
CJ DennisCJ Dennis
465620
465620
Is the new computer using the network asPrivateinstead ofPublic? You can check this in start, settings, network, and on the active connection it will say one or the other.
– shawn
Feb 8 at 23:17
@shawn Yes, but I thought the other one was too.
– CJ Dennis
Feb 8 at 23:18
add a comment |
Is the new computer using the network asPrivateinstead ofPublic? You can check this in start, settings, network, and on the active connection it will say one or the other.
– shawn
Feb 8 at 23:17
@shawn Yes, but I thought the other one was too.
– CJ Dennis
Feb 8 at 23:18
Is the new computer using the network as
Private instead of Public? You can check this in start, settings, network, and on the active connection it will say one or the other.– shawn
Feb 8 at 23:17
Is the new computer using the network as
Private instead of Public? You can check this in start, settings, network, and on the active connection it will say one or the other.– shawn
Feb 8 at 23:17
@shawn Yes, but I thought the other one was too.
– CJ Dennis
Feb 8 at 23:18
@shawn Yes, but I thought the other one was too.
– CJ Dennis
Feb 8 at 23:18
add a comment |
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Is the new computer using the network as
Privateinstead ofPublic? You can check this in start, settings, network, and on the active connection it will say one or the other.– shawn
Feb 8 at 23:17
@shawn Yes, but I thought the other one was too.
– CJ Dennis
Feb 8 at 23:18