I have remote desktop working on 3 computers, but unfortunately not the 4th. Of course, it's the HTPC, which has the worst input devices - a wireless keyboard that is way too sensitive due to key...

I'm now running Win10 21H2. No longer 21H1. Could that be the difference ?

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Just did an install of 21H2 in a VM. I was able to use the MS store without a Microsoft account.
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I'm facing the same issue again on a different system. this time Unfortunately, the previous solution - running WSRESET, deleting some keys in the registry, and reboot, does not work in this case....

This was resolved by keeping the RAM speed at DDR4-2400 on the Z170-AR motherboard. Any faster, and there is a problem with the USB keyboard.

I ran the scanner just on the one PC with the problem. The scanner couldn't even find the local machine. The only device it found on my entire subnet was a Brother printer. All the other PCs were...

I have found Microsoft's and nVidia server are able to max out the 1.4 Gbps connection with a single stream. Otherwise, it usually takes multiple concurrent uses to max it out. Not that hard to do....

I do have fixed IP addresses, assigned by the router. DNS resolution isn't the problem. Enumeration in the network folder is the issue.

Thanks. This is a helpful workaround, and I will use it. However, I'd like to fix the real problem of the one machine's invisibility. I use 4 computers, many with dual-boot, and different operating...

I just did. I tried everything except the SMB 1.0 for security reasons. Nothing worked, unfortunately.

I'll take a look, but I think I left the workgroup as the default.

Even if they aren't all on the same one, I don't see why the system doesn't at least see itself in the network folder when...

FYI, there is no domain controller on my network. Two of the computers are in the same room, on the same network switch. I haven't setup any workgroup.

I have already tried that. It was step 2 of the page I had linked in my OP.

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I tried the netcfg -d command and rebooted. Unfortunately, it did not fix my problem.

I...

You should call them and ask for a better deal. I just renewed for a 24 months last week at $80/month + tax with xFi unlimited data. Includes the XB7 gateway. I don't have any other services, though,...

On Comcast, wired connection with 10 Gbps NIC, using XB7 Gateway.
I would kill for symmetrical 700/700 Mbps service instead of 1400/40 Mbps.

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I have 4 computers running Win10 on my home LAN. I have network file sharing enabled on each computer.
All the computers can see each other's network shares, except for one machine that's doesn't...

Just for the heck of it, I tried the bluetooth option anyway, to see how slow it would be. I used a 158MB file. That's about one RAW image shot with PixelShift from my DSLR. After 2 minutes and 22...

Yes, if I had used Media Creation Tool and followed the procedure, there probably would have been one.
I just downloaded the ISO, mounted it, and ran setup, and the option wasn't presented. It...

Bluetooth is extremely low speed, depending on the version. I have a Bluetooth 4.0 dongle on my desktop. Looks like that version of Bluetooth maxes out at 25 Mbps, and that's the theoretical maximum,...

Thank you ! I'm doing that now. Actually, upgrading to 21H2. Just downloaded the ISO, mounted it, and ran setup. There was no option to skip the updates, so I just disabled the NIC, and the setup...

I have tried all 5 solutions listed at Fix Windows Update Error 0x80073701
Unfortunately, none worked.
Here is the excerpt from CBS.log


2021-11-18 19:12:57, Error CSI ...

I have a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and a PC running Windows 10 21H2.

I have paired the two using the "Your phone" app. I can use it to transfer files using the "My files" app. Drag and drop works....

Looks like it now works correctly in both directions, using the "My files" app. Again, not certain what changed. Could be either on the Windows or phone side.

The 512MB file size limitation makes...

No. This is a display issue on the Windows login screen. It has nothing to do with the BIOS.

This is likely controlled by a registry key somewhere. If there is a GUI setting for it, I haven't...

No, it is a home PC. There is no domain controller.

I have set my regional preferences to show time in 24 hour format.
Ie.
- short time shows as 16:15
- long time shows as 16:15:33
When I lock my screen (Windows + L), the time is shown correctly...