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pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member -  
pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member -
Hello,

I would like step-by-step guidance to recreate a physical reader sharing setup on a PC. The current configuration was unstable and no longer works. The two PCs are connected to the network via WIFI. The router is available for file sharing. Thank you in advance for your valuable help.

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SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   785
 
Hello. Why should an external router, your box should know how to do it?
Then, read the following tutorial: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-35446534-partage-entre-2-pc-windows-10#answers
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pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
Thank you for your post. I’m looking into it...
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pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
I have just made these adjustments. How to enable sharing now? The two PCs are connected to a BBOX?
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Answer 2 / 5
SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   785
 
Two tutorials:
https://www.pcastuces.com/pratique/windows/partager_fichiers_windows_10/page1.htm
https://www.malekal.com/partager-dossier-ordinateur-windows/

For either one, follow step by step, otherwise nothing will work.
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pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
Thank you, I’ve already configured one of the two PCs.
Should the PCs be connected to each other with an RJ45 cable or should they be connected to the BBOX?
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SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   785
 
The two PCs must be on the same local network, either by RJ45 with the box or by Wi-Fi.
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pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
RJ45 cable between them?
RJ45 cables on the BBOX?
The simplest?
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SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   785 > pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
If the two PCs are connected to each other, the RJ45 cable must be a crossover type (not very common).
The simplest is to connect the two PCs to the box with straight-type RJ45 cables (the most common).
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brupala Posted messages 111109 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 434 > SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
 
hi,
no, that was before, now gigabit network cards cross each other all by themselves (auto mdi).
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SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   785 > brupala Posted messages 111109 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
 
Exact, I wasn't sure.
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Answer 4 / 5
pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
Hello, I opted for the 2 PCs plugged into the BBOX.
I have a message that appears but I can't show you the screenshot I took... I can see the computer on the other side in the explorer. But Windows security asks for network authentication that I don't know...
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brupala Posted messages 111109 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 434
 
Again:
to access a network share, you must create the same user account on both PCs with the same name and password and assign NTFS permissions (Security tab of the folder, not the share) to that user account.
So it’s your own account, but of course you need to have one, and with a non-empty password.
https://www.commentcamarche.net/contents/160-partage-de-fichiers-sous-windows
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SATS_fr Posted messages 4849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   785
 
You need to connect to the remote PC using the login/password of the remote PC.
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pascaloumimi Posted messages 11 Status Member
 
That works like thunder of God. A huge thank you to you for your precious help!!!!!
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