Hello,
Here are a few possible steps and suggestions for solving your problem:
Firewall Settings:
First check your Windows 10 computer's firewall Settings to make sure it allows ICMP traffic (that is, allows ping).
Also check your Linux computer's firewall Settings to make sure it allows ICMP requests from Windows 10 computers.
Network configuration:
Verify that the IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways are set correctly for Windows 10 and Linux computers.
Make sure both computers are on the same subnet.
ARP cache:
Run the arp -a command on a Windows 10 computer to check the ARP cache and ensure that the MAC address of the Linux computer is correctly associated with the IP address.
To try restarting the network adapter:
Disable and re-enable the network adapter on your Windows 10 computer, sometimes a simple reboot can resolve temporary network issues.
Check the physical connection:
Check that the network cable between the Windows 10 computer and the router is properly connected and not damaged.
Restart Router/switch:
Try restarting your router or switch to resolve possible temporary network issues.
To view system logs:
Check the system logs of your Windows 10 and Linux computers for errors or warnings related to your network connection.