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0x80004005 (Unspecified error) when accessing network share in Windows 7
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I'm getting error 0x80004005 when trying to access a network share in Windows 7. The network share was created from a Windows 7 computer and is being accessed by a Windows 7 computer. The same exact configuration worked properly a month ago and for whatever reason doesn't work anymore.
I've tried
- Creating
HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystemLocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand setting the value to1
- Removing all
6to4adapters in Device Manager - Disabling IPv6 and setting IPv4 to a static address on the same subnet mask as the other computer
- Verifying the two computers are on the same workgroup
- Disabling the firewall and antivirus
- Updating Windows
- Accessing the share using
\[IP_ADDRESS][SHARE]and\[HOSTNAME][SHARE]
- On the host computer (server) checking
\localhostfor the share - the share does appear and I can access files - Enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP
How can I access this network share? Any help would be appreciated!
windows-7 windows networking network-shares
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
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I'm getting error 0x80004005 when trying to access a network share in Windows 7. The network share was created from a Windows 7 computer and is being accessed by a Windows 7 computer. The same exact configuration worked properly a month ago and for whatever reason doesn't work anymore.
I've tried
- Creating
HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystemLocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand setting the value to1
- Removing all
6to4adapters in Device Manager - Disabling IPv6 and setting IPv4 to a static address on the same subnet mask as the other computer
- Verifying the two computers are on the same workgroup
- Disabling the firewall and antivirus
- Updating Windows
- Accessing the share using
\[IP_ADDRESS][SHARE]and\[HOSTNAME][SHARE]
- On the host computer (server) checking
\localhostfor the share - the share does appear and I can access files - Enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP
How can I access this network share? Any help would be appreciated!
windows-7 windows networking network-shares
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
Recent patches disable SMB v1. Have you tried reenabling it on the guest device?
– shawn
Jan 22 at 5:55
Both machines are Windows 7; is that only for Windows 10 machines?
– etnguyen03
Jan 23 at 1:05
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I'm getting error 0x80004005 when trying to access a network share in Windows 7. The network share was created from a Windows 7 computer and is being accessed by a Windows 7 computer. The same exact configuration worked properly a month ago and for whatever reason doesn't work anymore.
I've tried
- Creating
HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystemLocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand setting the value to1
- Removing all
6to4adapters in Device Manager - Disabling IPv6 and setting IPv4 to a static address on the same subnet mask as the other computer
- Verifying the two computers are on the same workgroup
- Disabling the firewall and antivirus
- Updating Windows
- Accessing the share using
\[IP_ADDRESS][SHARE]and\[HOSTNAME][SHARE]
- On the host computer (server) checking
\localhostfor the share - the share does appear and I can access files - Enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP
How can I access this network share? Any help would be appreciated!
windows-7 windows networking network-shares
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
I'm getting error 0x80004005 when trying to access a network share in Windows 7. The network share was created from a Windows 7 computer and is being accessed by a Windows 7 computer. The same exact configuration worked properly a month ago and for whatever reason doesn't work anymore.
I've tried
- Creating
HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystemLocalAccountTokenFilterPolicyand setting the value to1
- Removing all
6to4adapters in Device Manager - Disabling IPv6 and setting IPv4 to a static address on the same subnet mask as the other computer
- Verifying the two computers are on the same workgroup
- Disabling the firewall and antivirus
- Updating Windows
- Accessing the share using
\[IP_ADDRESS][SHARE]and\[HOSTNAME][SHARE]
- On the host computer (server) checking
\localhostfor the share - the share does appear and I can access files - Enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP
How can I access this network share? Any help would be appreciated!
windows-7 windows networking network-shares
windows-7 windows networking network-shares
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
asked Jan 21 at 22:54
etnguyen03etnguyen03
19216
19216
Recent patches disable SMB v1. Have you tried reenabling it on the guest device?
– shawn
Jan 22 at 5:55
Both machines are Windows 7; is that only for Windows 10 machines?
– etnguyen03
Jan 23 at 1:05
add a comment |
Recent patches disable SMB v1. Have you tried reenabling it on the guest device?
– shawn
Jan 22 at 5:55
Both machines are Windows 7; is that only for Windows 10 machines?
– etnguyen03
Jan 23 at 1:05
Recent patches disable SMB v1. Have you tried reenabling it on the guest device?
– shawn
Jan 22 at 5:55
Recent patches disable SMB v1. Have you tried reenabling it on the guest device?
– shawn
Jan 22 at 5:55
Both machines are Windows 7; is that only for Windows 10 machines?
– etnguyen03
Jan 23 at 1:05
Both machines are Windows 7; is that only for Windows 10 machines?
– etnguyen03
Jan 23 at 1:05
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I recently resolved this issue by enabling the following group policy permission:
Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Network>Lanman Workstation>Enable insecure guest logons
answered Mar 11 at 23:49
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I've tried everything but get no luck until I see this, Ivan you save my day.
It works perfectly and it's so simple LOL.
TY so much
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I recently resolved this issue by enabling the following group policy permission:
Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Network>Lanman Workstation>Enable insecure guest logons
answered Mar 11 at 23:49
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I recently resolved this issue by enabling the following group policy permission:
Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Network>Lanman Workstation>Enable insecure guest logons
answered Mar 11 at 23:49
Ivan GagneIvan Gagne
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I recently resolved this issue by enabling the following group policy permission:
Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Network>Lanman Workstation>Enable insecure guest logons
answered Mar 11 at 23:49
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I recently resolved this issue by enabling the following group policy permission:
Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Network>Lanman Workstation>Enable insecure guest logons
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I've tried everything but get no luck until I see this, Ivan you save my day.
It works perfectly and it's so simple LOL.
TY so much
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It works perfectly and it's so simple LOL.
TY so much
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TY so much
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Recent patches disable SMB v1. Have you tried reenabling it on the guest device?
– shawn
Jan 22 at 5:55
Both machines are Windows 7; is that only for Windows 10 machines?
– etnguyen03
Jan 23 at 1:05