I already tried to do the SMB
But I still cannot share using network sharing.
Can you please give me an example of where you are entering in the IP address to connect to the other device?
Thanks.
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Hello, we have an office where there are several Desks, recently one of the employees upgraded their computers from windows 10 to windows 11, we had all of the computers set up for Local file sharing over the network, now for some reason since the upgrade, the Win11 PC can still see all the other Win10 PC's but none of the Win10 PC's can see or access the Win11 PC, we checked all the settings, and nothings changes, SMB is enabled on all PC's, and running same IP address's, file sharing in the network sharing center is still all turned on.
Any idea what caused this?
Thanks
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I was able to create a work around for this problem. It appears that the computer name is not being shared to the network, but I was able to connect to the SMB share using the IP address, directly.
e.g. \<Sharing computer IP address><sharename>
Network browsing does not work, but I can map drives, or browse to the IP address in the file browser.
Add me to the list of users having the same issue.
I also have 1 laptop with Win11 and one Desktop with Win10. Have tried multiple items such as removing the windows credentials from both devices, redoing the network sharing without success. Every time I click on the network to enter network credentials, the system displays "The username or password is incorrect" before I even enter any information. This issue started after the last windows update. The only way around this issue is by using OneDrive which is not the best solution.
This seems like an ongoing Windows 11 problem.
I installed 3 Win 11 Pro systems along side 3 Windows 10 systems.
All computers appear when I open the Network Folder
The Win 11 systems can access the Win 10 system shares, but none of the computers can access the Win 11 system shares.
Always get the Windows cannot access error code 0x80070035
Hours of web searches and two hours of Microsoft Support and problem not fixed.
Last MS recommendation was to do an in place reinstall of Windows 11.
Seems a bit extreme to fix a network share access problem.
Anyone find a more focused direct fix for this problem?