I have a personal home workgroup comprising of my primary Windows 10
PRO workstation, some LIVA mini computers I use with TVs and some
laptops and wireless phones. Wireless is handled by a UniFi
AP-AC-Pro. I have single router plugged into a CABLE modem and into
Netgear gigabit switch. I have
Few things to check. Does this computer have power settings that let it go
to sleep or power off peripherals? Does it have a wireless nic or onboard
chip that is not disabled. When the computer won't connect to other devices
what does it say if you open a CMD prompt and type ipconfig. Does the
netw
At 06:25 PM 9/1/2017, you wrote:
Few things to check. Does this computer have power settings that let it go
to sleep or power off peripherals?
That was one of the first thing I checked to make sure the computer
could not put the NIC to sleep
Does it have a wireless nic or onboard chip that
I'd reseat the cable. I'd swap out or if its an on-board NIC, put a real
NIC in. Also you can cut the end and re-tip the cable, I've run into
that more & more.
I use my extra NICs for virtual box. The network cards that are only being
used for virtual machines should only have 2 things checked off in the
properties
the virtual bridged networking adapter (for virtualbox its "VirtualBox
NDIS6 bridged networking driver")
and the other is "Link layer topol
Cut the stack to bare minimum killing QOS and Ipv6 along with any other
extraneous items.
Be suspect of any feature on 10's stack not on 7's. Always suspect newer
Microsoft enhancements like homegroups.
On Sep 1, 2017 9:15 PM, "lopaka polena" wrote:
I use my extra NICs for virtual box. The netw
