Ping Windows 10
Hi Experts, I'm trying to ping my new installed Windows 10 Home Single Language OS to other pc but the reply is "Destination Host Unreachable" My shared folder is visible but I can't ping it. Is there anyone who can help me setting up to be able other pc ping my pc?
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Can you show us more information, such as:
- IP, default gateways addresses of 2 PCs that you could not ping to each other
- Statuses of their Firewalls (on or off), Window Defender?
- Results of these command from pc1: tracert -d IP_of_pc2
- Results of these command from pc2: tracert -d IP_of_pc1
- IP, default gateways addresses of 2 PCs that you could not ping to each other
- Statuses of their Firewalls (on or off), Window Defender?
- Results of these command from pc1: tracert -d IP_of_pc2
- Results of these command from pc2: tracert -d IP_of_pc1
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Hi Spac3_Pirat3, both pc's are the same IPv4 Default Gateway which is 192.168.1. My Laptop with an OS of Windows 10 can ping with other pcs but the other pcs cannot ping to my laptop. I can share a file On my Laptop and this visible to other pc's. On my laptop, executing this command, tracert -d ... will have this result Tracing route to 192.168.1.46 over a maximum of 30 hops
1 4 ms 1 ms <1 ms 192.168.1.46
Trace complete. While the other pc's who will use this command, for my laptop "Request time out!"
1 4 ms 1 ms <1 ms 192.168.1.46
Trace complete. While the other pc's who will use this command, for my laptop "Request time out!"
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Hi Qlemo, I tried also disabling Domain, Private, and Public profile and still can't ping ... Does the Windows 10 Home Single has this feature? I tried reformatting my laptop twice and still got the same result.
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Hi Spac3_Pirat3, You've got it. I found the cause of the problem. It is in Anti-Virus Firewall. Thanks a lot for your suggestion and more power to you!
Awesome :) you are welcome 😁
An AV firewall should switch off Windows Firewall, as AV does with Defender. Having two of the same kind running is prone to issues only very difficult to find out about.
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Thank you sirs, more power to all of you!
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