I have done all this. The issue continues.
about Windows Credentials please
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When I set up a Windows Credential for accessing another system on my LAN for folder/file sharing, what password must I use, the account password/PIN or a unique password for the credential?
The credentials refuse to accept my entries as valid, yet they are! What is wrong here!
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2024-05-27T11:53:55+00:00 -
Anonymous
2024-05-27T06:15:49+00:00 Hi Philip Gross,
Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community Forums.
When setting up Windows credentials for another system on your local area network (LAN) for folder/file sharing, you need to use a valid user name and password on the other system. Specifically, the following information should be used:
Username: This is a user account name on the target computer.
Password: This is the password for this user account.
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Neuvi Jiang