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My desktop is hardwired to my Netgear-R7000P router and the network is identified as Network 3. My printer is connected to the router via wifi and the network is identified as Netgear02. I cannot print becasue of the isolation of the two networks. How can I link the two networks so I can print?
Earl
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Re: Netgear R7000 question
Is the desktop a windows 10 unit?
Do you have it set for a private connection and not public?
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Re: Netgear R7000 question
My OS is Windows 10 and I have the router set as public.
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Re: Netgear R7000 question
try setting it in windows 10 as private.
Make a Wi-Fi network public or private in Windows 10 (microsoft.com)
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Re: Netgear R7000 question
Changing the network setting from public to private worked.
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