Having problems with Git over SSH on a Windows server can be quite annoying, particularly if Git operations fail yet SSH connections appear to be functional. Incorrect repository paths, improperly configured SSH settings, or insufficient permissions are frequently the cause of this issue. You can fix these problems by making sure the SSH server is configured correctly and by using the right URLs for Git remotes. Setting up a bare repository, establishing SSH keys, and modifying network configurations to permit SSH traffic are important procedures.