#CANNOT PING WINDOWS 10 COMPUTER WINDOWS 10#

I've read that SMBv1 is deprecated in recent versions of Windows 10, but what I don't understand is why the desktop PC is working fine but the laptop is not - even though both are fully updated. Also, while I am still running a WINS server, the laptop is not showing this, while the desktop is. When I run ipconfig /all on the laptop, I noticed that NetBIOS over Tcpip is always disabled (even if I force enable it) on the laptop, but enabled on the desktop. The issue is only between the Win 10 laptop and the two 2003 DNS servers. The laptop can ping/access everything else (every other PC is newer than 2003 R2). This happens whether the laptop is connected via ethernet or wifi. It says the request could not find the host. The laptop cannot ping DNS1 and DNS2, nor can DNS1 and DNS2 ping the laptop. Windows 10 does not have Whois installed by default. With a Linksys router one can connect multiple PCs on a single network. DNS1 and DNS2 can also ping the desktop PC. DC cannot ping its client computer by Hostname but it can ping by IP address I have limited. Answer (1 of 11): With the advent of wireless technology, Wi-Fi is increasingly becoming the most preferred method of connection.

#CANNOT PING WINDOWS 10 COMPUTER WINDOWS 10#

Nokia 7750 and Cisco 7200 routers on a Windows 10 PC running GNS3. The desktop can ping and access shares on DNS1 and DNS2. I couldnt understand why I cannot ping my physical computer from within the virtual. By doing so, you can determine whether the computer you are using can see. I have two Windows 10 Pro, hard-wired, same network, latest patches. cannot ping the local NIC, TCP/IP might not be correctly bound to the NIC. Originally Answered: why two home computers cannot ping each other Its normal for Windows not to respond to ICMP packets (ping etc.), per the firewall. I have two older Win 2003 R2 servers acting as DNS, named DNS1 and DNS2.

Cannot ping windows 10 computer