"Reprint" resolves an issue with Windows 10 intranet sharing

Problem: Xiaomi box, IPhone (OS 10.2) cannot access the Win 1o share

Solution:

Original link http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/windows-10-network-share-access.html

Original:

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Updated:february 18, 2015

Your problem might be as follows. You are recently upgraded your Windows Preview to the new Build 9926, and any of a sudden, network shares, like other Windows Machines your environment, is no longer accessible. Best of all, they worked fine right up until the upgrade.

I have outlined this issue in my review, and now, I ' m sharing the promised tutorial the solves. Get it? Sharing. I ' m sharing a solution to a sharing problem. That's so damn witty. Now, follow me.

Symptom

This is the "What if you" see "Try to go" any \\something network share:

\\something is not accessible. You might not has permission to use the This network resource. Contact the administrator of the "this" to "find" If you have access permissions. The account was not a authorized to log.

Obviously, this is a bogus message. You are the administrator, and everything worked until one reboot ago. So it must was a change in the Windows internals, and indeed it was. The new build simply does anonymous (guest) access to shares by default, as a silly security measure. You can resolve this by creating a new registry key in the right hive, reboot, and then move on with your precious life, a ll the while thanking me by buying my books and such. There ' s a subliminal marketing message for you.

Solution

Fire up the Registry Editor (regedit). Navigate to:

Hklm\system\currentcontrolset\services\lanmanworkstation\parameters

Here, you'll need to create a new parameter (32-bit DWORD). Right-click:

Then, name it Allowinsecureguestauth and assign it a value of 1.

The hive should look thusly:

And you ' re done. Reboot, and enjoy your network access.

Conclusion

I don't know why Windows folks suddenly decided-to-change the the-the-the-part network sharing works. It should not happen. First, I had file sharing and network access for everyone allowed on some of my Windows 7/8 machines, therefore Windows 10 should not meddle and interfere, especially since everything worked smoothly before the upgrade. Second, there is no meaningful messages in the Event Log, and which is the natural-by-the-problem.

Hopefully, this little guide would save you a lot of frustration and anger, and it might also teach you a few new tips and Tricks for handling Windows. And since this comes from a Linux guy, it's even more mind-boggling. There you go fellas. I am going to follow up with articles and guides on Windows privacy configuration and tweaks, Classic Shell setup, and Other cool things. Sacrificing my own nerves so you don't have to.

Cheers.

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But my other win 10 still cannot access the shared win 10, the error is as follows:

Judge for another win 10 itself problem, this is in the company domain, may do a certain security settings, I now as long as the phone and millet box can access to share, so do not continue to dig, if there is a solution, please leave a message.

"Reprint" resolves an issue with Windows 10 intranet sharing