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RyuZU said: I use the Windows 7 firewall, could that be it ?, the support for windows 7 is over
No. There should be nothing wrong with that firewall. When I said you might have another firewall, I meant there might be a second firewall installed. For example, if you have a security suite or something like that, it might have it's own firewall that you'll need to open the ports in as well.
"DHCP Enabled": That shows that you're not using a static IP.
I don't think that's the cause of the problem you're having though. But if you find a solution that requires you to have a static local IP, you'll need to fix that.
And just to be clear, you would disable DHCP in your computer's network adapter IPv4 settings. (Leave DHCP enabled on your router)
Zolxys
almost 4 years ago"DHCP Enabled": That shows that you're not using a static IP.
I don't think that's the cause of the problem you're having though. But if you find a solution that requires you to have a static local IP, you'll need to fix that.
And just to be clear, you would disable DHCP in your computer's network adapter IPv4 settings. (Leave DHCP enabled on your router)