Connectin iMac to PC via thunderbolt 2

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No, but over the home network would work.

I shared an external drive on my wife's winOS pc and it is now accessible by all computers on our network.
 
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Yes I know that, I have a gigabit connection atm but thunderbolt would be a lot faster
 

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I found this article and wondered if anyone have tested a thunderbolt 3 to 2 setup

It's an old article from 2014 and it does not apply to direct connections by cable. Agreed it would be a lot faster but as Bob Ferrar indicated, you will need to do it by network for now.
 
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Yes I know that, I have a gigabit connection atm but thunderbolt would be a lot faster
macOS and winOS can not communicate directly, that's why networking is needed for their protocols to interact.
 

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