Windows 10: Route my desktop gigabit ethernet connection over USB type-C to my laptop

Is it possible to share or route my ethernet connection over USB type-C to my laptop which unfortunately does NOT have a built-in ethernet port?How is this done?Thanks,-kyle

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USB-C to HDMI 4K UHD Display Adapter, model TUC-HDMI

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USB-C to VGA HDTV Adapter, model TUC-VGA

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USB-C to Gigabit Adapter, model TUC-ETG

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Need help with connecting laptop to desktop using ethernet cable

How are you assigning IP Addresses to each machine and are is the WIFI still enabled and connected. If you have set static addresses are the wifi interface and the ethernet interface on different private subnets. What addresses are you actually using?

I would suggest disable the wifi and run a continuous ping between the laptop and desktop to check stability.

IF the ping doesn't work then you should also check the routing table which should show the ethernet link subnet and the interface and if the interface is actually up at layer 3.

The last test would be a traceroute to the desktop from the laptop, just to check the traffic is actually being routed to the desktop and not being routed to the wifi interface.

 

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