My problem is fixed: it was only that MS disabled SMB1. I just switched it back on by Via Control Panel > Programs & Features > Turn Windows features on or off > In list of options, there is SMB...

Solved: it was just that SMB1 was disabled. I know the risks of enabling SMB1, but it's a small home network and well-protected.

MS shouldn't have disabled it; I own my devices.

I have this problem with ES and Win 10 Enterprise, turning off password protected sharing didn't help (and is dangerous, as stated) and there's no SMB1 folder in my registry, there is...

Late Edit: I am using 1703, OS Build 15063.608

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Got a new PC last month; all was fine for the first few weeks until yesterday when Win 10 (Enterprise) decided it couldn't access any shared workgroup folders - and that my...