1: Make sure both computers are turned off.
2: Plug each end of the crossover cable into a network port on the back of each computer.
2: Plug each end of the crossover cable into a network port on the back of each computer.
3: Turn both computers on (it does not matter which
one you turn on first).
4: Sign-in to Windows on both computers, as you normally do.
5: Wait until both computers have fully loaded Windows and all startup programs (your mouse pointer will be the normal arrow shape and the programs that load in the system tray (usually located at the bottom right side of the screen, to the left of the time-clock) will all be there when the system is ready to use for configuration).
4: Sign-in to Windows on both computers, as you normally do.
5: Wait until both computers have fully loaded Windows and all startup programs (your mouse pointer will be the normal arrow shape and the programs that load in the system tray (usually located at the bottom right side of the screen, to the left of the time-clock) will all be there when the system is ready to use for configuration).
6. Select one of the computers to complete the rest
of the process.
7. Open The Network and Sharing Centre.
Click "Start," then "Control Panel," then
"Network and Internet." Lastly, click "Network and
Sharing Centre."
8. Double click the "Unidentified Network"
icon.
If you have more than one network, this icon will be
identified as "multiple networks."
9. In Network, click the information bar.
Next, click on "Turn on network discovery and file sharing."
If you are prompted for a password or confirmation, type it in or provide
confirmation.
Note: Both PC Should be on the
same network. (or you can set ip address manually like: 1st PC- 10.68.2.20, 2nd PC- 10.68.2.21. with same Subnet 255.255.255.0
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