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Has a Windows 10 Update broken my shares? Test OK, backup fails.
My backups are performed by the ReadyNAS device accessing remote shares on my desktop using the "remote: Windows/Nas (Timestamp)" option. On my desktop I have a back up user created for this task an...
A recent Windows Update has disabled SMBv1 on systems that had it enabled. You can either re-enable it (a security risk, but necessary if your network has older devices incapable of using SMBv2 or SMBv3), or switch all devices to a newer version of SMB.
See this article for more info: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4034314/smbv1-is-not-installed-by-default-in-windows
But he shows a ReadyNAS 100 series, so SMB1 should not be the problem. Many of us started having problems accessing the NAS via name after one of the updates. So, if you are using the NAS name, try using the IP address instead. There is no true solution I know of, though adding the NAS name to the Windows hosts file is a work-around if using the IP address does not suit your need. Google is your friend for editing hosts.
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