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CONNECT WINDOWS 10 TO MAC VIA ETHERNET FOR MAC
CONNECT WINDOWS 10 TO MAC VIA ETHERNET INSTALL
CONNECT WINDOWS 10 TO MAC VIA ETHERNET MANUAL

When you "right click on LAN" you're talking about the 1394 connection in network connections, right? I've tried static IPs, DHCP, enabling internet file sharing, everything, but the machines will not talk to each other.

CONNECT WINDOWS 10 TO MAC VIA ETHERNET INSTALL

On the PC it tells me to install its own native driver when windows asks when I plug it in, but windows says both of firenet's drivers are invalid.

CONNECT WINDOWS 10 TO MAC VIA ETHERNET FOR MAC

I've tried to install firenet on both machines, but it looks like the last version of firenet for mac was for jaguar (maybe panther), but it doesn't work with tiger. I've followed these instructions literally but still can't get either machine to even ping the other.

I have FTP and windows file sharing installed on both machines. I'm running tiger on the G5, and even installed XP on the PC with no luck (I was running 2000 before, but installed XP hoping the IP over firewire would didn't). 1) you will need an Ethernet CROSS OVER cable in this case as you are connecting the printer DIRECTLY to the computer and not via a router etc on a LAN. I've been trying this all day with no luck.I'm trying desperately to back up my PC to my new G5.

Transfer away!I copied 1.1 GB of data last night in about three minutes the transfer speed held steady at a speedy 5 MB/sec! Just remember to change the Location on the Mac and settings on the PC back to what they were when you were done.

I suggest using Active mode rather than Passive as the latter always times out.

On the PC, open up your FTP client and go to 10.0.0.1/ your short username.

Connect the two computers via the cable directly.

On the PC, right-click on My Network Places, go to Properties, and right-click on LAN and choose Properties.

Turn on FTP Sharing in the Sharing system pref (in my experience, only this yields reliable, fast transfers).

Disable all of the other ports on the Mac i.e., only have FireWire enabled.

CONNECT WINDOWS 10 TO MAC VIA ETHERNET MANUAL

Set the location to have a manual IP address I choose 10.0.0.1 with a subnet of 255.255.255.0.

I called mine "Direct Connection (FireWire)."

Make a new network location in System Prefs (Network Port Configurations -> New, FireWire).

You'll need 10.3 on the Mac and Windows XP with a FireWire card (and likely, a 6 pin to 6 pin FireWire cable): Extending on a previous hint, here's how you do this. Last night, I was able to successfully connect my Panther iBook to my PC via a 400 Mbit FireWire connection.