Windows 10: Windows 10 - CMD Command Showing none of my networks devices? Home network help

I have essentially a mini Circus on my network with 2 Laptops and One Gaming PC for my youngest brother. 2 Ethernet Connected Devices PC and an Xbox Series X with a dozen wifi based devices Close to itHowever none of these devices are appearing when I use CMD to view my network devices via ARP -a to troubleshoot a few things. I get a single static Address belonging to my router with a series of Static addresses which are apparently Broadcast addresses? 224.0.0.2 It starts at .2 rather than .0 or .1 which I found odd. I tried clearing the Arp cache but nothing seems to be working. I trie

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Networking problems! Help

the network number doesn't matter. Windows assigns it incrementally and it has no bearing on how the rest of your devices function on your network. It thought your network was a "different" network when you plugged the router back in. Your router assigns IP address and forwards DHCP calls not the individual computers.

It is funny that it would list local area connection assigned to two different "networks". Pull up a command prompt with administrator privileges for me and type Code: ipconfig /all[/quote] . Take a screenshot or tell me what is says (whichever is easiest for you)

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile

 

Network devices not showing

Since updating windows 10 it has made my PC2 network device vanish from Network list? I have googled and YouTube every possible solution. Everything to network discovery is set to Turn on.

Can someone please help?

Windows 10 pro - 20H2