I seen your threads today and not sure if everyone has figured this is. I also have pulled my hair out. Well I found the answer and so happy.
Put in your username and password for your internet connection.
That got me in.
I hope this helps
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I've been running my local (wired) network with password protected sharing turned off.
To reduce the risk of infection I've now turned it on on all the pc's.
The result is that I am now unable to access any of the machines on the network (running windows 10 or 11)
I need to input the username and password
However using whoami locally to get the username, and entering the pin as the password I get
"the username or password is incorrect"
trying to access another machine I get "\XXXXX is not accessible. ... etc."
Is there a simple way I can turn on machine A and determine what credentials are required to access it from another PC via the network?
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I seen your threads today and not sure if everyone has figured this is. I also have pulled my hair out. Well I found the answer and so happy.
Put in your username and password for your internet connection.
That got me in.
I hope this helps
I tried all that and nothing worked. Perhaps I forgot something? What I need to do is erase all identifications and start over with all my computers (three). Is there a way to do that?
I used my phone number and account password too and it worked. Never heard of that one. Thanks
You have lost me now! Gave up some time ago
Thank you! This same scenario has been driving me crazy for days - phone number and blank password WORKS! WEIRD!!