Install this app on two Thunderbolt 4 or 5 computers, connect them with a Thunderbolt cable, and you should be able to share screens, peripherals, and storage.

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Intel's Thunderbolt Share allows two PCs to be connected and control each other over a USB cable. It enables users to share mouse, keyboard, screens, storage, and USB peripherals between the connected computers. The app requires Thunderbolt 4 or 5 computers and a Thunderbolt cable, but doesn't require a Thunderbolt-certified computer or Intel processor. Currently, Thunderbolt Share is only available for Windows and there is no support for Mac connections.

Intel’s Thunderbolt Share lets two PCs control each other over a USB cable