I also checked it with other people and there is the same problem. (probably because Toredo is not supported anymore?). Set the Seed Server -> Enabled (leaved empty) and for Linc Local -> Not configured.Īs result still can`t see registered names of other machines in local network.Set PNRP cloud to resolve only -> disabled.Turn Off PNRP cloud creation -> disabled.Turn Off Multicast Bootstrap -> disabled.Group Policy Editor -> Administrative Templates -> Microsoft Peer-to-Peer Networking Services -> Global Clouds Function Discovery Resource Publication.

turned on (state: running) and set to Automatic:.And as result peer names registered on one machine is not visible on other machine in local network. But cloud state for Global and Local always Alone (if i make some changes sometimes turns to virtual and synchronizing but ended up asĪlone). Everything works perfectly on local machine (registering and resolving ). Up the Clouds to get peer name resolving. And can`t find step -by-step instruction for proper setting But still can`t solve the issues with clouds. I have already checked tons of materials concerning PRNP and P2P (SO, Microsoft blog etc). If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, Kate, could you review my problem: Seperti yang Anda ketahui, sebuah akun standar memiliki banyak batasan, tidak seperti akun administrator yang memberikan akses pada penggunanya untuk meng-uninstall program, mengubah pengaturan sistem, dan sebagainya. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help. Gambar: Windows 10 Saat membuat sebuah akun pengguna Windows 10, sistem secara otomatis akan menjadikan akun tersebut sebagai akun standar. Press F5 on your keyboard or the refresh button in the Address bar for the window to populate with available computers and Depending on the type of network connection, click the appropriate option. Turn on network discovery and file sharing. You should see the other computer(s) appear in Network Explorer. Launch File Explorer on the Taskbar and click Network.

Repeat the same step on all the computers you intend to network together.

Press Windows key+X to bring up the hidden quick access menu, and select To do is ensure both machines are in the same Workgroup. To ensure both machines can see each other, all you need Setting up a P2P network makes it possible to share data with other PCs, or even a printer via the Internet. If you want to setup a P2P network between two or more machines, Windows 10 makes it easy. Make sure to connect these computer into on Switch or router.

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