![]() ![]() From then on (I believe until both machines are Machines try to talk to each other, the connection used is selected randomly – How does Windows decide which to use? Well, while I’m sure there’s anĪlgorithm behind it, the best way to think of it is that the first time the two ![]() Network, in addition, then there are two paths to get between the machines: the I presume that you can, for example, copyįiles between the two machines today. ![]() Here’s what I mean: you current have two machines, A and B, that areĬonnected to a wireless network. Otherwise you might not get the results you’re looking for.īy different networks I mean … well, different networks. But in order to make sense, they really need to be different It’s definitely possible to have multiple network connections to the sameĬomputer. ![]()
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