Reset some network profiles from Private to Public. Disabled File and Printer Sharing and Network Discovery. Blocked insecure guest logons by default for better protection (which is what this post is about). However the only fix to restore network shares has been to uninstall the buggy KB5065426.
I am trying to configure my two Windows PCs to be able to share files over my home network. One works fine, and I can access files from the other PC. When trying to do it the other way around, though, I can't seem to get file sharing working from my 2nd PC.
For resolving network sharing issues between Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices, consider the following steps: Check Network Settings: Ensure that both devices are on the same network and that network discovery is enabled.
By checking these settings, you should be able to troubleshoot the connection issue between your Windows 11 PCs. This behavior can occur if certain network discovery or sharing settings are not aligned between the two devices.
Open your system settings by pressing Windows + I, then navigate to Network & Internet → Advanced network settings → Advanced sharing settings. Make sure both Network Discovery and File and Printer Sharing are turned on.
It seems that after a Windows 11 update, you may be experiencing issues with sharing drives on the network. While the specific context does not provide a direct solution for this issue, it is generally recommended to ensure that your network settings are configured correctly for file sharing.
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