I'm looking for a way to connect my notebook (with Windows 7) to my PC (with Windows 10) so that my notebook would act like a hard drive.
2 Answers
The logical way would be to do it as follows:
Share a folder or drive, and access its share from the other computer.
You cant.
Well usually.
If your notebook would act as a device rather than a host as a phone or tablet does or you had a mac that did target mode, and the other system was compatible with this (and this was done over firewire or thunderbolt, depending on the vintage of the system), you might.
An arbitrary PC and laptop can't do this.
If you don't want to use a file share as LPChip suggested, the only real way is to pop out the drive from the notebook and hook it up to the PC either directly or with a USB adaptor.