Windows 11 and connecting to network shares

Anonymous
2024-02-22T00:51:57+00:00
  1. All advanced share settings are setup correctly on all devices on the network, #1 being no credentials required, except mine.

New install on new computer. Cannot connect to any shares, because I am prompted for credentials which not necessary. However, the one share it will connect to is mine, which DOES require credentials, yet there is no prompt for that.

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-02-23T07:05:02+00:00

    Hello,

    To turn off password protected sharing on your Windows PC, do the following:

    1.Right-click the network status icon on the notification area on the taskbar.

    2.Select Open Network and Internet settings.

    3.On the Network and Internet settings page, click Network and Sharing Center on the right pane.

    4.On the Network and Sharing Center Control Panel, click the Change advanced sharing settings link on the left navigation pane.

    5.In the Advanced sharing settings window, click on All Networks.

    6.Under Password-protected sharing section, select the radio button for Turn off password-protected sharing.

    Regards,

    Zunhui

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