Windows 10: Ethernet pings work, but can’t share files on private router less network with static IP.

I have the following NetworkEthernet LAN connecting 5 PC’s starNo router, no wireless access point, no internetStatic IP addresses using 192.168.1.0/24No DHCP“Hosts” file on all PCs edited with IP/HostnameNo gatewayNo DNSNetBIOS over TCP/IP checkedFirewalls turned offNetwork/File sharing onI can Ping in all directions on all computers.But I can’t share files or see the other host names from any of the computers.Can you help?Thanks

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Wi-fi and internet working, but cannot ping router

Windows 10, Verizon FIOS router (3-4 years old).

I can easily connect to the internet via wireless - however I have never successfully connected to our printer, which is in another room, connected to the router via ethernet, and has a static IP address.

I finally got fed up with it and tried troubleshooting it, and realized that I cannot even ping the router from the command line.

ping 192.168.1.1 simply returns "Request timed out."

ipconfig returns that as the default gateway address; The IPv4 address returns 192.168.1.6.

Pinging websites works e.g. "ping www.google.com".

Our network is set up as private (vs public).

I did some searching and it sounds like this might be a firewall issue on this computer. I tried updating Windows Defender Firewall to allow outbound connections to IP addresses, with a scope of 192.168.1.1 through 192.168.1.255 for local and any IP address
for remote. Similarly for inbound connections. Scope for both is set to domain and private. I still cannot connect or ping the router.

We tried pinging the router (and the printer) via another computer which is also wireless and that one succeeded, which provides further support that it's something on this specific laptop.

I looked at the discussion
here, which sounds very similar, but found no "network reset" option.

 

Static IP on Lumia 950.

Hi,

Follow the steps below and check if the features to apply static IP is available in your device.

• Navigate to settings.
• Search or navigate to “Wi-Fi”.
• Scroll all the way down and tap “static ip”.
• Turn on “Configure network settings manually”.
• Key in the IP address, subnet mask and other details

Note: Do remember that your router / DHCP should support allocating static IP for this feature to work.

If the above feature is not available then your model may not support the same.

Hope this helps

Regards

 

configure two network type wifi public and Ethernet private

Because I have a shared wifi connection and i don't want to share my files via router but yes over ethernet.

But just now I solved the problem ... in mi configuration I have forgot to put the default gateway so when I was putting the default gateway ( the ip of the first PC on the second PC and the ip of the second PC on the first PC ) ... only after that windows questioning if I want to make this network discoverable. ... so PRIVATE

Sorry for mi english and thanks for your answer