How to connect to a laptop (Wi-Fi) from a computer (Ethernet) on the same network (router) via RDP?

Question

WiFi

Hello! I want to connect to a laptop that is connected to Wi-Fi from a computer that is connected to Ethernet. Both devices are connected to the same router.

He allowed the connection on the laptop, also looked at the IP on the laptop after enabling the necessary parameters, and tried to connect to the laptop using it. Nothing came out :( help.

Answer 1

Most likely, on the machine you are connecting to, a firewall is enabled, with the default settings blocking all connections from the outside.
In the firewall settings, you must disable it to work on the local network, select the type of network - private (by default it is public)

Answer 2

The firewall should not be disabled (in services), but simply disabled in the control panel.
Do other PCs on the network ping from the problem computer?
If you can't log in from a specific PC, try resetting its network settings.
Disable the antivirus which is there ... ping should go, without it RDP will not connect
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Answer 3

In general, I also checked other devices. Everything will work great. That is, from another laptop (Wifi), I connect to another laptop (Ethernet) without problems and ping in the console.
The problem is only on the main computer: when I ping another machine, it writes this.
Packet exchange from 192.168.100.2 (laptop) to 32 bytes of data:
Response from 192.168.100.8 (computer) : The specified host is unreachable.
The computer responds that "The specified host is not available." What could be the problem with the PC?