@santehombre Make sure 'Network Discovery' and 'File Sharing' are enabled on both computers by going to Control Panel > Network & Sharing Center. Also, ensure both devices are set to a 'Private' network profile instead of 'Public.' Check if 'SMB File Sharing' is enabled in Windows Features, as it’s required for file sharing. You can also try temporarily disabling the firewall to see if it's blocking the connection. If the computer doesn’t appear in File Explorer, try manually accessing it by typing \\ComputerName or \\IP-Address in the address bar. Hope this helps!

  @santehombre Is the whole process safe?

  @santehombre When it comes to sharing files with a remote computer on LAN, the easiest methods usually involve enabling file sharing in Windows settings, setting proper permissions, or using FTP for larger networks. However, sometimes you also need quick tools for handling media files while collaborating. For instance, can help you instantly convert videos to MP3 format, making it easier to share lightweight audio files across your LAN without consuming too much bandwidth.