Windows 10 Share Folder On Network

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  2. Windows Workgroup Sharing
  1. Recently upgraded all PCs to Windows 10 Pro. All other PCs can access shared drives on 2 of the PCs with no problem. Not on a domain, not using a HomeGroup. I'm not even getting a login cred request, just that 'Windows cannot access' PCNAME or IPADDRESS. I can ping the bejezus outta it. All other PCs have absolutely no problem.
  2. How to quickly share files in Windows 10. From the Sharing menu, you can also zip, burn, print and fax files, as well as modify network sharing options. Step 3: Click the Share button.
  3. When you’re connected to private networks, Windows 10 automatically turns on the File and Printer Sharing setting. In this way, you can easily share folders, files, and printers with other computers and devices in your network.
  4. Sharing resources How to set up and manage Windows 10 HomeGroup on a local network When you have multiple PCs in the house, you can use HomeGroup to share securely content and printers with other.
  5. Jun 17, 2019  Open File Explorer. Browse to the folder with the content that you want to share. Right-click the folder, select the Give access too option, and click the Specific people option. In the 'Network.

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Sharing a folder on Mac OS X isn't as straightforward as it is with Windows, but it's still pretty easy to do. Here's how: Go to the Apple menu and choose 'System Preferences'.

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I have a customer with a peer to peer network. They have just added a Windows 10 Home computer to the network. The new computer shared folders can be accessed by any of the other computers on the network. Additionally the new computer can access shared folders on a Windows 7 computer but is not able to access shares on another Windows 8 computer. The Windows 8 computer can access shared folders on the new Windows 10 computer.

Right click on the windows logo at the bottom left2. Video drivers for windows 10. Select Search and type in System Configuration3.

Network discovery and file sharing are turned on on all computers. Download compare it tool. Password protected sharing is turned off. When attempting to see the shared folders on the Window 8 machine from the new Windows 10 machine a prompt asking for a Username and password appears. I enter the logged in username from the Window 8 machine and the password that user enters to log on to the Windows 8 machine. Each time it tells me the username or password is incorrect. The shared folders are set for full access by Everyone. The shared folders on the Windows 8 machine are easily accessed from the other two computers on the network. I can successfully ping the Windows 8 machine from the new Windows 10 machine.

Does anyone have any suggestions regarding what might be causing this and how to fix it?

Windows Workgroup Sharing

Thanks in advance for any help.