Hey, thanks for the fast reply.

On my cousin's pc there is only the windows defender/firewall. We also 
tried yesterday by deactivating the whole thing, and yet did not work. 
Also, we tried adding tortoise SVN as a "trusted APP" into the firewall and 
that did not work.
Maybe we whitelisted it the wrong way or the wrong program, may you give me 
more details how to do it step by step?

Thanks in advance 

On Wednesday, 22 September 2021 at 09:00:36 UTC+2 Stefan wrote:

> the most common reason for no connection because the "target machine 
> actively refused it" is in fact not that the target machine refused the 
> connecton but a firewall/virus scanner on the client side blocked the 
> connection.
> So you should check firewalls and installed virus scanners and whitelist 
> the svn clients.
>

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