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<blockquote data-quote="Texas" data-source="post: 577951" data-attributes="member: 42267">I've had good luck networking Win10 to Win7 boxes using the usual setup / sharing instructions, those involving using a &quot;homegroup&quot; really help.Connecting a Win10 to another, or two other Win10 boxes with the same reliability has proven impossible for me and many others on the internet.&nbsp; I've probably got 10 hours of fiddling with it (folder sharing, account priv's, permissions) with erratic success.&nbsp; How something can work one minute and not the next is a mystery.For sending (or syncing) a few photos, it is hard to beat &quot;google photos&quot;, &quot;dropbox&quot;, or &quot;onedrive&quot;.&nbsp; A cheap program called syncdocs makes using google photos/docs an easy and automatic scheme for transfering of photos.Other programs are free, like free-file-sync, but take a bit more configuration work to make things fully auto sync'ed or one-way transfer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Texas, post: 577951, member: 42267"] I've had good luck networking Win10 to Win7 boxes using the usual setup / sharing instructions, those involving using a "homegroup" really help. Connecting a Win10 to another, or two other Win10 boxes with the same reliability has proven impossible for me and many others on the internet. I've probably got 10 hours of fiddling with it (folder sharing, account priv's, permissions) with erratic success. How something can work one minute and not the next is a mystery. For sending (or syncing) a few photos, it is hard to beat "google photos", "dropbox", or "onedrive". A cheap program called syncdocs makes using google photos/docs an easy and automatic scheme for transfering of photos. Other programs are free, like free-file-sync, but take a bit more configuration work to make things fully auto sync'ed or one-way transfer. [/QUOTE]

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