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YankoSheiretov
I have a home network with Windows computers, some running Win 10 Home, some Win 7 Home, one XP, and a Linux running Samba.
Everyone can see and change everyone else's files - EXCEPT Win 10 cannot see Win 7.
To preempt going down dead-end roads, please note:
The ONLY problem is when a Win 10 machine tries to access a Win 7 machine (e.g. \\machine\share): it gets network error
It doesn't even ask for username and password credentials. Just says path unavailable or some such, talk to your administrator.
You have no idea how thankful I would be to someone who can help me fix this problem.
Many thanks!
Yanko
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Everyone can see and change everyone else's files - EXCEPT Win 10 cannot see Win 7.
To preempt going down dead-end roads, please note:
- Everyone can ping others by name; i.e., name resolution works fine
- Everyone, including XP, Win 7, and Linux, can see and change Win 10's files,
- All XP, Win 7, and Linux machines can see and change Win 7's files.
- All computers show up in everyone's Network by name.
- Smb1.0 is installed and enabled everywhere.
- All Windows machines have the network as "Private", allow file sharing, allow no password, allow short encryption, have all services running, allow NetBIOS over TCP/IP, etc.
- Firewalls and antivirus have been temporarily disabled.
The ONLY problem is when a Win 10 machine tries to access a Win 7 machine (e.g. \\machine\share): it gets network error
It doesn't even ask for username and password credentials. Just says path unavailable or some such, talk to your administrator.
You have no idea how thankful I would be to someone who can help me fix this problem.
Many thanks!
Yanko
Continue reading...