When you’re connected to private networks, Windows 10 automatically turns on the File and Printer Sharing setting. In this way, you can easily share folders, files, and printers with other computers and devices in your network.

Select the Connected Devices category (or Bluetooth & other devices) in the Devices window, as shown in the bottom of the figure, and scroll down the screen to see all your devices. Devices listed may include your monitor, speakers, headphones, keyboard, mouse, and more.

How to view other computers in Windows 11. Now that your computer is in set up with Private network profile, and file sharing and network discovery are enabled, go to File Explorer and click the Network link on the left menu as highlighted below. You should then see other computers . . . Read more

Select the file or folder you want to share. Go to the Share tab, and then in the Share with section, select Specific people. Enter email addresses for the people you want to share the file with, select Add for each one, then select Share.

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Connect both computers with one cable, such as an Ethernet crossover or special-purpose USB cable. Or, connect the PCs through a central infrastructure, such as an Ethernet or USB hub. Two cables are required. For newer computers and laptops, connect wirelessly via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or infrared.

Step 1. Right-click on the drive letter or folder on the old computer from where you want to transfer the data to your new computer and select the Properties option. Step 2. Navigate to the Sharing tab in the new volume properties dialog box.

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Change the view in Control Panel to Category and click on View network status and tasks under the Network and Internet section. Click on Advanced sharing settings and, in your current network profile, look for the Turn on Automatic Setup of Network Connected Devices options and uncheck the box next . . . Read more

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