WireShare and Windows 10

runt66 · #1 (**permalink**) April 29th, 2019

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Originally Posted by evil4ever

to me it seems like there is a problem with wireshare and windows 10, the most recent updates. It worked fine for me (wireshare and others) until i the most recent w10 builds. I tried every suggestion and every possible solution that came to my head.
Keep in mind, without any firewall or antivirus, it still does not connect or it partially connects like i said before - this only supports my theory that it has something to do with the most recent windows updates related to security.

well , yes there may be a chronic problem affecting the relationship between wireshare and windows 10 .

runt66 · #2 (**permalink**) April 29th, 2019

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Originally Posted by runt66

well , yes there may be a chronic problem affecting the relationship between wireshare and windows 10 .

in the past , when there were problems connecting to limewire or lemonwire or any p2p app , the bottom left of the page would always show some activity ; the bars would change colour for a short time and then a note would appear saying something like , attempting to connect ;

but for the last 5 months those bars have been totally and completely unchanged ; just grey bars and the word connecting ; there has not been even one partial connection .

Lord of the Rings · #3 (**permalink**) April 29th, 2019

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Originally Posted by runt66

... but for the last 5 months ... just grey bars and the word connecting ; there has not been even one partial connection .

Do you port forward for those apps? This might be something to try. A google or portforward.com for your model would easily find instructions I'm sure. I found https://crowdsupport.telstra.com.au/...ing/td-p/84698 upon a quick search. But there's probably better descriptions out there. First you need to set up a static LAN address.

runt66 · #4 (**permalink**) May 3rd, 2019

Why is it that universal plug and play does not seem to work so well as it did in the past .

Lord of the Rings · #5 (**permalink**) May 3rd, 2019

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Originally Posted by runt66

Why is it that universal plug and play does not seem to work so well as it did in the past .

No reason why UPnP should not work unless something in system, router or program settings has changed. However port forwarding done properly is ever reliable. Each program however needs to use a unique port. If two or more use the same port then it causes problems and fails.