Windows cannot access {share path}. You do not have permission to access {share path}. Contact your network administrator to request access.

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Sanyog Bhardwaj

Hello All!I hope you're doing good. I have Active Directory set-up on Windows Server 2019 and a NAS (on a separate server) with SMB shares, authenticated using Active directory. As long as the systems (Joined in the Domain) are connected to the network, they are able to access the shared drives and roaming profiles without any hassle.When we disconnect a system from the network for any random purpose, the offline files stay intact (most of the times). However when we reconnect the system to the network after some time, all the network connected drives and the Redirected folders (documents, pic

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