Recent content by IrvSp

What configuration do you need? Win11 Home, both PC's. On Win 11 just replaced a Win 10 Pro and it didn't work there either? What else in terms of h/w configuration do you need? Router, a Deco TP-Link BE65 V2... all PC's are WiFi7 with Intel BE200 M..2 Adapters. Before the W10 was AC wifi...

Yeah, but I'm on W11, and the 2 PC's are both on it, 24H2. Results from your Net View command: =================== C:\>net view && date /t System error 6118 has occurred. The list of servers for this workgroup is not currently available ==================== Astonishingly, what IS working is...

Not hung up, it IS not working, and it did before. I'm a 'DOS' guy from way back. I'll use NET USE even. My problem is the 'suggested' way to use the LAN is via the NETWORK choice on the left side in Windows Explorer, but that DOES not show me all the LAN PC's or my Router's External USB drive...

Nope, at least not on my W11 24H2 Home. No GPEDIT, but you can get the same 'setting' via REGEDIT: Windows 11 24H2 and Insecure Guest Logins settings - Microsoft Q&A That page has the REGEDIT commands to do the same function. It is under "2. Enable Insecure Guest Logins via Registry Editor:"...

My setting is and has always been that. I still have the problem, and the LAN is a mix of Windows versions, W10 Pro and W11 Home 24H2. NET VIEW only works when looking at individual machine sharenames. Oh, my Router has a connected USB Shared external drive attached. Net View on my PC (W11...

@pseymour, I forgot about my 'old' post on TP-Links forum, You can see it here. Started in Oct., and initially was due to the new F/W, and then 24H2 installed and that problem changed. Even now, not using IPv6 no longer works. During the remote connect with TP-Link, the older F/W was installed...

@pseymour, Thanks, seems it is too late to edit. Was able to look at the code (Inspect) and delete the capture though. Seems there is a time limit when one can edit, as I can edit this one. Here is the replaced capture if anyone needs to see it in #121: For what it is worth, I'm way ahead...

Brink, that is for W10. Slightly different SMB1 options on W11. I've done all that though, and even turning off SMB1 signing. Something is wrong, many many similar messages on the web with the 24H2 drop of W11.

Ahh, but I get a different result: =========== C:\>nbtstat -a tp-share Bluetooth Network Connection: Node IpAddress: [0.0.0.0] Scope Id: [] Host not found. Wi-Fi: Node IpAddress: [192.168.68.65] Scope Id: [] NetBIOS Remote Machine Name Table Name Type...

I was able to get onto my wife's Win10 Pro PC... Net View produces the same 6118 error... However, in Windows Explorer, her PC can see BOTH her PC and mine, but NOT the USB drive on the Router: So, everything worked fine before 24H2 was put on my PC. Both of us could see a 3 shares. Now, we...

I've been fighting this forever... 24H2 Build 26100.3624 Home version. 2 other devices on the LAN, wife's W10 Pro and Router USB drive ALL devices can be seen with NET VIEW \\device name or IP address. NET VIEW command on W11 and W10 machines fail: =========== C:\>net view System error 6118...

I've got the Intel BE200 WiFi 7 M.2 Adapter. On W11 and a WiFi 7 router. Connects and works fine, BUT when I run Intel's Driver and Support Assistant, it DOES not show in the list of devices. I complained in the Intel Wireless forum, and all I got was a question on my h/w. When I gave that, it...

There is a lot of overhead on 2 PC's playing into the 'speed' you are seeing. PC's CPU's differences, RAM sizes and speeds, not to mention the disks, mechanical vs. SSD's. If you want to measure PC to PC speed over the LAN, check this web page for choices, Three More Ways To Measure Network...

Yes, know that. It is the MLO SSID that would show both bands in use. See, I am not on the Release Preview Canary build, and as far as Windows is concerned (as pasted in above) it only sees the 5Ghz. Canary will show all if using MLO. The Wifi7 router I'm using now does NOT have a 6Ghz band...

Once you have a router AND a PC that can transfer TCP/IP packets as fast as the ISP can handle them, you can't increase speed on the LAN between the ISP and your PC. That is if your ISP only provides 40Mbps down, AX speed PC is overkill. You can't go faster to/from the ISP. Now between...