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.

Thank you. This is very helpful...assuming that one has the Pro Edition of Windows 11.

For those of us (@Chris Sercombe) who are running the Home Edition, the same thing can be done directly through the Registry Editor: https://www.stefanobordoni.cloud/howto-enable-insecure-guest-logon-on-w11/ 

For my own part, I already solved this by adding a password to my Hello login on the offending machine that could not be reached. This is a one-time step that is described earlier in this thread.

It sounds like the combination of what's in Dennis's video and the introduction of "Hello" login that causes all of this connection problem. On the surface, it sounds like Microsoft just needs to address networking on Hello account machines. There should be exposed Settings for this that don't require this level of shenanigans.

Only works for windows 11 pro thou i think, i only have windows 11 home.#

Good point. I assumed that one could simply edit the Registry to do the same thing if running the Home Edition.

A little digging revealed this: https://www.stefanobordoni.cloud/howto-enable-insecure-guest-logon-on-w11/ 

Hopefully this will help you.

Thx will take a look.

I had the same problem....bought a new laptop Win 11 Pro.....I set up and used my microsoft account to log into my computer and couldn't see anything attached to my net work. I have 2 other laptops....1 uses Win 11 Pro and the other Windows 10 Home

The only way I could fix it was to change my log in with my new laptop to a local log in where I use the laptop password, not my account user name and password....while I would prefer using the MS account log in process as it is more secure, I couldn't see the other laptops attached to my network.

Hope this helps.

This worked for me but with a win 7 and win 11 machines. The 7 could see and read everything on the 11 but got a not authorized when trying to see from the 11 into the 7 machine. If you are seeing the same problem Google "windows 11 sign in local account" and follow the AI instructions. And use the exact same credentials on both machines, I've had this problem since I bought the win 11 machine at a pre Black Friday sale. So as you can see only took me +2 months to find an answer. Awesome job Microsoft!

Thanks so much.

I'll give it a try and let everyone monitoring this issue know how it worked out.