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I'm trying to access shares on my machines (Windows 10 EDU V1709) and its not claiming "0x80070035" "Network Path was not found"

 

I can access other computers shares but not my own from around the network.

 

i cant \\\C$ or \\\C$ which is odd (only to my machines)

 

Any ideas?

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Have you applied a gpo to Remove the Run menu from Start Menu", in doing so, You also disabled the ability for users to perform any UNC browsing

 

Just thought I would throw that one in although you probably didn’t apply it to your PC.

 

I spotted this when locking staff/ students PCs down once.

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Have you applied a gpo to Remove the Run menu from Start Menu", in doing so, You also disabled the ability for users to perform any UNC browsing

 

Just thought I would throw that one in although you probably didn’t apply it to your PC.

 

I spotted this when locking staff/ students PCs down once.

 

Nope. Not configed... and cant see any problems with DNS :(

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File and print sharing enabled and maybe network discovery? Just throwing these things out there

 

Nothing changed.

 

Defender or UAC

 

Nothing changed there

 

Might be smbV1 which is turned off in 1709 I think

 

That was my guess. How do i overcome this?

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Just to confirm, Windows Defender and UAC are off? 🧐

 

Yep Both off.

 

I cant even see it from my own computer and the shares are on the same machine......

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Have you tried turning them on (in addition to the firewall)?

 

Yep. just tired my normal AUC setting and i have checked Firewall settings. I cant see whats changed. Been like it since i updated CU's (ive been on V1709 for awhile and not had any problem since installing Feb or March's CU)

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@newpersn. Do you have any GPOs which may be affecting the SMB versions Windows can use?

 

Turning SMBv1 back on would be a bad idea.

 

Trying to advoid that.

 

Has the machine been sysprep’d at any point in its life?

 

Nope. its my main machine in the office, I'm tempted to rebuild it during half term....

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