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I am trying to connect Raspberry Pi with my laptop so that I may use my laptop mouse, screen and keyboard but its giving me error

Network error: Connection timed out

These are the steps I have followed to connect raspberry pi to my laptop using putty

  1. Power on the Raspberry PI and inserted one end of Ethernet cable to Raspberry Pi's RJ-45 jack and other end to my PC's Ethernet Port.

  2. Connected My PC with internet via WiFi and modified the Wi-Fi properties as shown.

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  1. Checked the IP of my network adapters by entering ipconfig command in the cmd.

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This is the screenshot to show active networks:

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  1. Then I scanned all the IP Addresses of my Ethernet network use advanced IP scanner

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  1. Then I entered the IP address in the puTTY and clicked open

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  1. After some time puTTY give an error Network error: Connection timed out.

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P.S.

  1. I have already enabled SSH from raspberry pi preferences.
  2. After reading answer of this question, I ping the IP of my Raspberry PI in which I was shown error there.

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Can Anyone assist me in finding out what is the mistake and how to fix it?

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  • This is a question belonging mainly to MS Windows, not Raspberry Pi.
    – Ingo
    May 20, 2019 at 8:47

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You appear to be attempting to use Internet Connect Sharing (ICS) on Windows to connect the Pi.

This works - to give internet access to the Pi.

Unfortunately this can not be used to provide ssh or VNC access to the Pi. You can have EITHER ICS OR ssh - not BOTH.

If you want to use ssh you have to disable ICS.

You would be better to connect the Pi to your router.

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Same thing for me. My PC was on 5 GHz band, Pi on 2.4 GHz band of router. Moved PC to 2.4 GHz, now I can Putty and CMD Ping to Pi ip.

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