Help, network newbie here...
After the above Win update, it seems Win will no longer let me access my network storage drive (Buffalo Linkstation LS210D). Win doesn't even seem to see it on the Network. And Buffalo doesn't have any updated software past 2020 on their website. From what I've read, my problem appears to be something to do with Win 11 tightening security. I did go to "Windows Features" and looked to be sure all three boxes were checked under SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support. But that did no good. Anything else I can do? I'm wayy out of my league here.
Note: I'm on a private network, not public.
I've rolled my other two Win 11 PCs back to ver 23H2, because someone here at Tom's informed me that 24H2 was still likely buggy. And to wait awhile before updating. But I thought it might be OK now "to get back in the water again". Does this sound like something Win will eventually fix, or is this left up to the user to figure out?
After the above Win update, it seems Win will no longer let me access my network storage drive (Buffalo Linkstation LS210D). Win doesn't even seem to see it on the Network. And Buffalo doesn't have any updated software past 2020 on their website. From what I've read, my problem appears to be something to do with Win 11 tightening security. I did go to "Windows Features" and looked to be sure all three boxes were checked under SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support. But that did no good. Anything else I can do? I'm wayy out of my league here.
Note: I'm on a private network, not public.
I've rolled my other two Win 11 PCs back to ver 23H2, because someone here at Tom's informed me that 24H2 was still likely buggy. And to wait awhile before updating. But I thought it might be OK now "to get back in the water again". Does this sound like something Win will eventually fix, or is this left up to the user to figure out?