I have a new windows 11 computer but i can't see the windows 10 computer on the network. The windows 10 computer on the network can see my windows 11 computer.

I would like to add my thanks to all those that have provided the help to resolve this issue. I replaced a Win 10 laptop with a Win 11 laptop and could not connect to my Win 10 Desktop. The Win 10 laptop & Win 10 Desktop could connect to each other without any issues. I followed all the advise/suggestions presented in this forum and got to the point where the Desktop could see and connect to the Win 11 laptop. The Win 11 laptop could ping by ip address or by name but could not find the Desktop when trying to map a drive.

The last suggestion involving the "set" command via the Powershell worked for me.

Thanks again to all who helped resolving this issue for me!!!

If a computer doesn't show up under the network drop down in file Explorer, try to map a network drive following these instructions.

In File Explorer, right click on This PC, Map Network Drive

Manually type in the computer name beginning with \

Check box to logon with different credentials then select browse button

When prompted to log in, try a different user account or administrator login to see if permissions is the issue.

On the computer you want to access, see if password protected sharing is turned on under All Networks in advanced network sharing. If so, permissions might need to be updated for the folder you want to access.

To check sharing permissions, on the computer you can't access, right click on This PC in File Explorer, Manage, Shared Folders, Shares. There you can add groups and check individual access.