The most obvious reason for the inaccessibility of a computer running Windows is the lack of a working network interface on the service we need, expressed in the message "Network path not found." In our case, such a service is the Netbios service. According to the specifications of this standard, each device on the network must have a name and membership in the workgroup. So, to localize the place of the problem (if we are talking about a regular peer-to-peer network), some actions need to be performed.
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