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debs3759
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hmm. I rebooted and it's back to how it was. It just means I have to login to the file server to transfer files, I can't see it from my everyday computer. I will search for a solution tomorrow (it's 3 AM here).
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D.8080
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Solved?
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Marcin
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Sorry if that is silly advice but have you changed network profile from Public to Private ? Main option in Ethernet place.
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debs3759
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I tried changing pretty much every setting. I think it is a Windows 10 issue as I never had that problem before, and with the last update my main PC could see the file server. My primary network is temporarily disabled while I am tethered to my neighbours Wi-Fi via my phone.
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