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    Windows 10


    Windows 10


    10 v1803 ..

    ǡ 10 v1803 .

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    . + R devmgmt.msc ok enter " Device Manager " .

    ߡ .

    :: Winsock

    cmd Enter :

    netsh winsock reset netsh int ip reset

    ipconfig /release

    ipconfig /renew

    ipconfig /flushdns

    ѡ .

    :: Resource Publication Service



    + R services.msc OK " Function Discovery Resource Publication " " Automatic " . .

    :: SMB 1.0

    SMB 1.0. " Control Panel " > " Programs & Features "> Windows "Turn Windows features on or off " .

    ::



    . " Network and Internet " " Network Reset"

    This has been a problem since Windows 7 for me and what always solved it was enabling "use user accounts and passwords to connect to other computers" on ALL computers in my two different networks. This way I never had network issues. Now since the dilettantes at Microsoft removed this feature and homegroup I've been having constant network issues.
    When Microsoft removed Homegroup from Windows v1803 and it effect all sharing. Here is some things you can do.

    To get you PC's to visible under File Explorer network section then most important part is to start some required services.

    Push Win Key and type "Services", locate those services, start them and set Start type to Automatic (Delayed Start).

    Services are:
    - Function Discovery Provider Host
    - Function Discovery Resource Publication
    - SSDP Discovery
    - UPnP Device Host


    You can use \\IP, but you can't use \\Name is because Win v1803 can't create link between IP-address and PC name. This link can be created using hosts table (very old technique from 60's). See step 6 on my example.

    https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...a-116696b20743

    Open Start > Settings > Update & security > Troubleshoot
    Scroll down
    Click Network adapters
    Click Run the Troubleshooter

    When complete, restart to see if the problem is resolved.

    If not, press Windows key + X
    Click Device Manager
    Expand Network adapters

    Right click your adapter
    Click Uninstall

    Exit Device Manager, restart. Windows 10 should detect the network adapter then reinstall it. Check if you can connect and browse.

    also try:

    Open Start > Settings > Network & Internet > Status

    Scroll to the bottom then click Network reset.

    Other things you can try:

    Open Start > Settings > Network & Internet > Status
    Scroll to the bottom
    Click Network and Sharing Center

    Click Change advanced sharing settings
    Expand All Networks
    Under Password protected sharing

    Switch between 'Turn on password protected sharing and Turn off password protected sharing'

    Then choose 'Turn off password protected sharing'

    Then click 'Save changes'

    Also:

    Press Windows key + R
    Type: optionalfeatures.exe
    Hit Enter

    Scroll down to SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support
    Tick the SMB 1.0/CIFS Client
    Untick SMB 1.0/CIFS Automatic Removal and
    Untick SMB 1.0/CIFS Server

    Click OK
    Restart if prompted.
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    : Windows 10

    Homegroup removed! How to get network sharing work with Windows 10 v1803.

    Here is short description how I get my network sharing work with Windows 10 v1803.
    (I haven't never use Homegroup so I start directly from step 2.)

    1. Only for those PC's which are still using Windows 10 v1709 or older:
    Disconnect from non-existing Homegroup if you have used it.



    2.1. All PC's: Check Network profile and Network discovery and Share settings




    Sometimes this selection to change between Private and Public network profile is missing from Settings / Networks page. In that case profile must change by PowerShell. Right Click Windows Icon (Start button) and open PowerShell (Admin) and use following commands to get interface index number and change profile to Private (or Public):
    Get-NetConnectionProfile

    Set-NetConnectionProfile -InterfaceIndex <index number> -NetworkCategory Private





    2.2. All PC's: Check Network Discovery and Share settings



    3. All PC's: Set Start type to Automatic and start following services that allow PC's to be visible on Network. (Reboot.)

    Push Win Key and type "Services", locate these services.
    - Function Discovery Provider Host
    - Function Discovery Resource Publication
    - SSDP Discovery
    - UPnP Device Host


    4. Setting shares.

    4.1. Check your current shares.
    Open file explorer and type \\localhost to address bar to see what shares are made in this computer.




    4.2. Create new share (here I use folder "Test").
    (Setting "Turn on sharing so anyone " in Step 2.2. make share for folders in C:\Users automatic.)



    Folder is now shared and Network share path is: \\PCNAME\Test


    4.3. Safe way to share folders.

    Create user account to all users on your network to whom you want to give access to shared resources.
    Use same user ID and password which they have on their own computers.

    Right click "Test" and open Properties and select Security tab to see current settings.

    Default security settings are shown in next picture.
    Those settings allow access to shared folder(s) only for those users who have user ID on that computer.






    4.4. Sharing folder "Test" to Everyone" (Very unsafe setting! Think carefully do you need to select this!)

    If you want that everyone have access to that share then go to Security tab and:
    - Click Edit
    - On Permission dialog click Add.
    - New dialog open and you can add "Everyone" to that list





    - When back to Permissions dialog select which rights you want to give to "Everyone".
    Now anyone on your home network should have access to shared folders without credentials or having user account on your computer.








    5. Now when click Network on File Explorer all your PC's should be visible in Computer and Network sections.



    This should be cover the essentials to sharing your data over local network. This share is not limited to C:\Users folder, every folder can be handled like shown in steps 4.

    Now your PC's should visible, but if you start getting error message "Windows cannot access \\PC_NAME" you need to go continue to step 6.


    6. There is some bug on Windows 10 1803 and because of that PC's can't always connect to each other by Name.

    If you get error "\\PCNAME path not found" you can solve this by adding your PC's and IP-addresses to hosts file.




    6.1 New routers (or modems) may have feature to remember which IP-addresses are assign to each device, but with older routers (or modems) you have to check that your router or modem is set give predefined IP-addresses linked to each PC's MAC-address.

    This way PC's will get same IP-address every time when it ask IP-address form router (or modem) DHCP-server.

    There should be some kind of list of PC names with MAC addresses and given IP-addresses of each connected PC.

    Picture show that list on my router. In my case with old router I had to select manual assignment in each line.



    6.2. Add all PC's IP-addresses and Names to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file.

    You can check your IP-address and PC's name by opening command prompt (CMD)
    For IP-address type command: ipconfig you get line like this: IPv4 Address . 192.168.100.101
    For PC name type command: hostname

    Take down IP-address and Names of each PC and add those to that hosts file.
    To edit copy hosts file to some another location, right click it and use notepad to edit and save it. Replace original file with edited file. Because hosts file is located on system folder replace will ask administrators rights to perform it.


    # localhost name resolution is handled within DNS itself.
    # 127.0.0.1 localhost
    # ::1 localhost



    192.168.100.101 PC1 # Ethernet
    192.168.100.102 PC2 # Ethernet
    192.168.100.202 PC2 # Wi-Fi

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