Update 1709 -- cannot now access W10 shares from Non Windows devices


  1. Posts : 11,247
    Windows / Linux : Arch Linux
       #1

    Update 1709 -- cannot now access W10 shares from Non Windows devices


    Hi there
    I KNOW this must be a 1709 update -- I have several Windows machines with earlier releases than 1709 and they all work.

    With 1709 my NON Windows devices cannot access Windows shares even though they see the computer and can ping it. Connecting via IP also doesn't work.

    I read somewhere that Ms has now disabled SMB or SAMBA access from Non Windows devices --thanks Ms !!!! now half the planets devices won't work any more !!!

    Why on earth does Ms do things like this --break perfectly good functioning systems --or at least give some sort of warning so people can look for alternatives.

    I certainly don't want to manually mount a whole slew of CIF partitions on each android / linux / NAS device I'm using.

    Anybody got this stuff working

    I tried also accesssing via CIFS -- still not working

    screenshot below

    Update 1709 -- cannot now access W10 shares from Non Windows devices-cifs.png

    somebody mentioned something about re-install "certificate" bit I haven't got a clue what that means or how to do it.

    Note Windows TO Windows is fine as is Window TO the android / Linux devices. It's the Android / linux devices TO Windows that's the problem.

    I have a load of media files on a Windows share which I want my media server (KODI) on the non Windows device to stream. It's an amazon fire stick (the small one) so I can't locally attach the media files !!! - In any case the whole point is to stream over a network anyway.

    Cheers
    jimbo
    Last edited by jimbo45; 24 Nov 2017 at 03:41.
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  2. Posts : 15,476
    Windows10
       #2

    Something odd is going on.

    I cannot see C drive but can see others.

    Oddly I can see public folders.

    Cannot access C drive from android devices since upgraded to 16299 - Windows 10 Forums

    MS have not stopped network access but something is not working. I get an error message from ES File Explorer PRO saying login failed when trying to access C drive which is silly as I have no password.
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  3. Posts : 15,476
    Windows10
       #3

    Just done more testing. If you set pc so it requires passwords for network access, it just refuses to accept username and password from popup menu.

    I tried to cheat by symlinking a directory on c drive to a folder in public folders. That failed.

    I created a second partition on C drive - I cannot access that but can access other physical drives.

    So it seems you can now only access files on physical drive with OS if they are in public folder!
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  4. Posts : 11,247
    Windows / Linux : Arch Linux
    Thread Starter
       #4

    cereberus said:
    Something odd is going on.

    I cannot see C drive but can see others.

    Oddly I can see public folders.

    Cannot access C drive from android devices since upgraded to 16299 - Windows 10 Forums

    MS have not stopped network access but something is not working. I get an error message from ES File Explorer PRO saying login failed when trying to access C drive which is silly as I have no password.

    Hi there

    still not working trying other drive D or even public folder with guest / anon login.

    Going to abandon 1709 version of windows for any sort of Networking until they fix Networking (I think this will be the world's FIRST Y3K Project !!!!!)

    Meanwhile re-formatting 8TB for XFS - Linux file system and attaching it to NAS server. NTFS is not so good on Linux if you can use a native file system.

    The strange thing is Windows can access the Linux / Android files so why is it only working ONE WAY !!!!!.

    My build BTW is 16299.64

    My phone (Samsung S8) can't even SEE the 1709 computer --other Windows machines and non Windows devices -- all OK.

    (Running W10 Pro x64 ENG (GB) on all windows machines).

    Cheers
    jimbo
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  5. Posts : 15,476
    Windows10
       #5

    jimbo45 said:
    Hi there

    still not working trying other drive D or even public folder with guest / anon login.

    Going to abandon 1709 version of windows for any sort of Networking until they fix Networking (I think this will be the world's FIRST Y3K Project !!!!!)

    Meanwhile re-formatting 8TB for XFS - Linux file system and attaching it to NAS server. NTFS is not so good on Linux if you can use a native file system.

    The strange thing is Windows can access the Linux / Android files so why is it only working ONE WAY !!!!!.

    My build BTW is 16299.64

    My phone (Samsung S8) can't even SEE the 1709 computer --other Windows machines and non Windows devices -- all OK.

    (Running W10 Pro x64 ENG (GB) on all windows machines).

    Cheers
    jimbo
    Check this out

    Update 1709 -- cannot now access W10 shares from Non Windows devices-capture.png
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  6. Posts : 38
    Windows 10 Pro
       #6

    I also run 1709/16299.64 on Windows 10 Pro, but from Linux Mint 18 (3.0.7) I can still access documents on the Win 10 PC. For me nothing has changed following the latest update. In Windows Features I had previously selected SMB 1.0/CIFS and that is still the case.
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  7. Posts : 9
    windows 10
       #7

    MikeinGrange said:
    I also run 1709/16299.64 on Windows 10 Pro, but from Linux Mint 18 (3.0.7) I can still access documents on the Win 10 PC. For me nothing has changed following the latest update. In Windows Features I had previously selected SMB 1.0/CIFS and that is still the case.
    Anyone get this to work? I can login no problem with windows 7 but windows 10 will show me my folders in ES file explorer but will say I do not have permission.

    When I go ahead and use the username and password nothing works.
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