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and? any solution? i assume when Network Credentials prompt comes up you need to enter you Mac username and password the shared directories had permission to right? i still cannot make it work
and? any solution? i assume when Network Credentials prompt comes up you need to enter you Mac username and password the shared directories had permission to right? i still cannot make it work
This a rather old thread - you might have better luck opening a new one. What is your question? Does it work? Yes.
To connect from PC to mac you put (in Windows) THENAMEOFYOURMAC\YOURUSERONTHEMAC and then YOURMACPASSWORD as the password.
In OSX you also need to tick the box that allows Windows sharing.
Works fine for me.
If you have an issue then please explain what you have done and perhaps we can help as there are lots of people here who use both.
you put (in windows) where?
in the address bar in the window below?
And by "the name of your mac" what you mean?
MACBOOKPRO-F2AF as you see in the windows above
MacBook Marcos as in the winodw below or
MacBookPro-Marcos.local as the small letters in the window below?
On the top of it if you go to System Preferences>Users> and right click you administrator account and go to advance options (or something like that) you get the window below with more options to name your mac for this matter, Account Name or Full Name.
As you see I have Windows sharing enabled
And any attemp to connect to my mac's shared directories with all names possible until now and my mac's password leads me straight to the window below with a "wrong password" alert
I 'm on Win10 Home x64 and a MacBookPro 13'' mid2010 on OSX "El Capitan"
Last edited by marcosdipaolo; 15 May 2016 at 18:31.
I did it a different way. I use a 15" MacBook Pro [from mid-2010 now with El Capitan], Win7, Win10, Win10 Insider Preview and Linux Mint 17, have a 2TB NAS drive attached to my Router and all computers, Wired or Wireless/Wi-Fi, can access the NAS for storage and retrieval of files, don't need direct access to any of my computers. I just have to Map the drive in whichever computer needs access.
It might be that the MAC is HFS formatted which is unreadable by Windows. Then again, SMB should've already rectified that issue.
Additional info:
I remember that newer versions of Windows have a much more stringent network security policy. Try reducing the security policy buy opening local security policy editor -> local policies -> security options -> Nework Security: Manager Authentication level -> Send LM & NTLM...
Try and see if that helps.
I have to refer you to an older thread in sevenforums to find the equivalent registry key for that setting:
Secpol.msc / Network security workaround Solved - Windows 7 Help Forums
puffff, no way, there's no way
I have Windows 10 Home, someone with the same Win version succeeded?
I cannot pass the credentials prompt
By the way if I type my mac's local ip in the address bar and I diagnose the connection i get this:
One or more protocols are missing????
Through SMB i can connect from the mac to the pc flawlessly
sorry for the bump, i hope someone help me with the protocols issue.
That is nothing to do with this thread.
It is an ongoing issue with Wi-Fi. There are dozens of threads about it here but no solution.
I have 2 MBP (a 2013 on build 14352 and a 2006 on 10586). Both have suffered but the one on the latest insider build is working better. I've tried everything (re-installing drivers, running random terminal commands etc) but nothing consistently works.
Just reboot a few times and it starts working again - at least for me.