Windows 10: How to premanently disable Windows Firewall for private profile

Since I have to turn off Windows Firewall for my private home network after every re boot in order for other pcs on my network to have access to shared files on this pc, I wish to just permanently disable the firewall.

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Windows Firewall Private Profile Turn OFF

Hi,

I was trying to turn on Network Discovery and enable file sharing (not Homegroup). I'd like to connect to a SMB fileserver running on a linux server on my local home network. When I went to "Network", Windows 10 told me to enable network discovery through
a popup underneath the address bar. When I click to "Turn on Network and Filesharing" it immediately turns itself off and the popup appears again. I can click "turn on" to infinity it just keeps resetting and offering the popup again. It turned out that when
I disable the windows firewall private profile, network discovery turned on and stayed on. However when I reboot firewall is automatically enabled for private profile.

I'd like to learn how I can permanently turn off windows firewall private profile. As well, as I also use TinyWall as a firewall, I'd like to know how I can completely turn off windows firewall. Please note that for the purposes of everything described above,
TinyWall was disabled and was not a culprit.

If anyone knows how I can configure windows firewall to allow Network Discovery to work that would also be of help. Thanks!

 

Windows Firewall blocking program even with inbound/outbound rule enabled.

Windows firewall is like a fart when you have squirty dumplings, you shouldn't really trust it.


Disable the private network firewall, if the application works fine do this.

Open a CMD prompt window with admin rights. type in "netstat" without the quotes and press enter. You should get a list of what IP and port is connecting to what port and or service. Open those ports for the application, or just allow those ports to be unfiltered.

 

Windows Firewall blocking program even with inbound/outbound rule enabled.

Will try this asap. Thanks!