Adjusting access permissions on an unknown network
Adjusting access permissions on an unknown network
Recently I have decided to get rid of my router in favor of sharing my desktop ethernet connection with my laptop through my desktops ethernet ports as the router was limiting my internet connections to my desktop reducing the speeds from gigabit to 100mbps. Upon doing this I noticed that the connection between my desktop and laptop showed up as an unidentified connection on my desktop preventing me from changing the network setting of whether it is a private or public network connection and defaulting this connection to a public connection. But on my laptops side of the ethernet connection, it shows up as a normal connection and I'm able to access the internet through the connection. Is there any way to change it so then my desktops end of the shared connection is able to be set to private? Desktop Processor: i7 - 5820k MOBO: Asrock x99m killer GPU: Asus GTX 1060 G6 gaming Storage:120gb m6e sata m.2 ssd & Hitachi 3TB HDD Case: Silverstone Tek Micro PSU: EVGA G3 750w CPU Cooler: Thermaltake water 3.0 Pro Laptop: HP Notebook 15 - ay192nr : http://qrq.itcs.hp.com/qr?pn=Z4L83UAABA&...n&rd=1
You can configure it through Windows 10 by navigating to Network and Internet settings or changing connection properties.
This configuration isn't available on unidentified networks. The original discussion can be found at the provided link.