Does Win10 support the old Windows FTP Client?

I use ftp daily and it works fine in 10 and exactly the same as it ever did.

Like @MilesAhead said some detail of the error would help.

I do find (as I use vpn quite a lot) that sometimes ftp will be blocked. This is nothing to do with the OS though - it is how you are connecting to the internet. Some vpn (for some security reason I don't understand) block ftp. Obviously you'll get a reason code indicating if this is the case.

MilesAhead said:

Again detail would help. All we have so far is "it doesn't work." Is there an error message? Have you tried being on the phone with one of the people with W10 as they try it? Then you could tell them to look for any error msg and read it to you etc..

I realize remote unsophisticated users don't give much feedback but without anything it amounts to a guessing game.

Perhaps you didn't see my response to your last post.

simrick said:

. . . Are you able to physically get to one of the W10 computers at the club and manually input the commands in a run box, and see what returns?

There are two different people using these two programs from their home computers. I'm concluding from responses here it should work and am therefore going to upgrade to 10.

iamjim said:

There are two different people using these two programs from their home computers. I'm concluding from responses here it should work and am therefore going to upgrade to 10.

I don't use any client. I use the cmd box and it works fine.

I did use filezilla in the past but in the end decided it was more efficient (for me) just to type ftp commands in direct. I've been doing that since XP days.

You shouldn't worry though - it all works fine and all ftp clients just send the same information out anyway.

I'm venturing to guess that *.ftp files are not associated with an ftp program in Windows 10.

MilesAhead said:

Again detail would help. All we have so far is "it doesn't work." Is there an error message? Have you tried being on the phone with one of the people with W10 as they try it? Then you could tell them to look for any error msg and read it to you etc..

I realize remote unsophisticated users don't give much feedback but without anything it amounts to a guessing game.

One difference I have found is, Windows 10 seems to send an OPTS subcommand before asking for signon credentials. This does not cause any real problem when entering the command manually, but I want to do batch FTP and the server I am connected to does not recognize the OPTS subcommand and I am left at the "user" prompt.