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m77311

Aspirant

Feb 05, 2018

Solved

Windows 10 suddenly can not browse readynas duo shares

Raidar find the readyNas and I can log into Admin page but the "Browse" button jumps to "my documents"

Windows 10 professional.

This has occurred recently, long after I upgraded to Win 10.

I have tried to add a "normal user" and that user can use Internet Explorer and surf to the readynas and view the shares as well as download filed. But file explorer refuses to reveal anything.

Any ideas??

/Henrik

File Sharing

m77311
Feb 06, 2018
Yes, I found it. I had to use the windows search function to find the right control panel dialog. Couldn't find it thru the control panel menues :(

And - Yes, it works!
Thank you for your help

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StephenB
Guru
Feb 05, 2018
Possibly it is because SMB1 has been disabled in the PC.

Can you go to "Turn Windows Features On or Off", and see if you can find the SMB v1.0/CIFS choice? Then confirm that the SMB v1.0/CIFS client is enabled there.
- m77311
  Aspirant
  Feb 06, 2018
  After some serarching on internet I found an article from uSoft support about SMB1. Not very easy to follow but...
  I checked the registry,
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters
  Registry entry: SMB1
  Reigstry key was missing which according to uSoft indicates an "enabled" status
  So: SMB1 should be ON (I guess)
  Is there an easier way of figuring SMB1 status?
  - StephenB
    Guru
    Feb 06, 2018
    wrote:
    
    So: SMB1 should be ON (I guess)
    
    Is there an easier way of figuring SMB1 status?
    
    Yes. As I said above, Go to "Turn Windows Features On or Off", that will tell you if it is installed.
    
    And make sure your network is classified as "private" by Windows. File sharing is disabled by default on public networks.