Windows 10 to windows server 2016 network error 0x80070035

Royc 1 Reputation point
2022-05-12T13:24:51.463+00:00

We have a standalone server 2016 which runs dns, dhcp is done by router, all windows 7 pcs have run well on this setup and are connected to the domain and can access the shares.

In our other office we have server 2012 r2 and windows 10 joins domain no probs and can access shares

However in the windows 7 2016 office i have a big problem as the windows 10 pcs can see the server but there is no access just the network not found message and error code

I can ping the server from win10 and rdp in no probs

I have googled the error and tried many fixes turned off both firewalls and still it wont allow access
Today i used powershell to remove smb 1 on both machines and installed smb v2/3 but all this did was create more issues as workstation service would not start and the smp dependency was not in services and i then got a permissions message from server

I have restored my pc to yesterdays settings.

Any ideas guys as i am now pulling out my hair with thei and it seems a common problem and the only differences in the two offices is the sever version and dhcp

Windows 10 Network
Windows 10 Network
Windows 10: A Microsoft operating system that runs on personal computers and tablets.Network: A group of devices that communicate either wirelessly or via a physical connection.
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  1. Karlie Weng 19,101 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2022-06-01T08:14:11.567+00:00

    Hello @Royc

    Both win10 and server 2016 support SMB3. SMB1 is by default not installed on Windows 10 Client, but if your server 2016 is using SMB1, then SMB1 should be enabled on win10 as well.

    To check which version SMB of client and server, you could run powershell:

    Get-SmbClientConfiguration  
    Get-SmbServerConfiguration  
    

    Is there any other error messages in Event log? Applications-Microsoft-windows

    Did these win10 pc applied a different group policy?

    Are these win10 pc enabled SMB signing?

    Best Regards
    Karlie

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