I've got a new Windows 10 laptop, and I can't access most (but not all) of my network devices fileshares from it ?
I've got 4 devices - 1 QNAP NAS, 2 Windows 10 desktops, and my new Windows 10 laptop. They're all connected with my Microsoft account, and they're all set up on the same WORKGROUP. The Microsoft account is properly synching to the laptop - correct wallpapers, etc.
They are all set up on a Private network in network and sharing / Avast Firewall
I can ping all devices from the laptop
From the laptop, I can see all of the devices in Windows Explorer. However I can only remote desktop to or connect to fileshares on one of the desktops.
When I try to connect to the fileshares on the NAS and the other desktop, I get Error Code 0x80070035
I can connect easily between the desktops and the NAS
I can log on to the NAS console from the laptop
If I run an Avast Wifi Inspector from the desktops, the laptop doesn't appear at all. If I run wifi inspector from the laptop, the other devices show, but not as just the device - either with my email address / microsoft account address after it, or as a library.
I CAN remote desktop into the laptop from both of the desktop devices, however have to use MicrosoftAccount\MSaccountemail to log on - it's not accepting my device logon credentials (which should be the same) - I don't think I get this form of login when remote desktopping between the other machines (but I've almost certainly chosen remember this device)
I am getting firewall warnings from the QNAP NAS when trying to access the fileshares from file explorer - "Failed to log in, user Admin, source IP 192.168.1.blah Connection type FTP. Check the permissions and the connection. Nothing obvious in the QNAP permissions or firewall controls that I can change, and the internal IP address subnet should be allowed through
Anyone got any suggestions, because I'm at a loss now! I have tried a few things, but just seems bizarre now!
I've got 4 devices - 1 QNAP NAS, 2 Windows 10 desktops, and my new Windows 10 laptop. They're all connected with my Microsoft account, and they're all set up on the same WORKGROUP. The Microsoft account is properly synching to the laptop - correct wallpapers, etc.
They are all set up on a Private network in network and sharing / Avast Firewall
I can ping all devices from the laptop
From the laptop, I can see all of the devices in Windows Explorer. However I can only remote desktop to or connect to fileshares on one of the desktops.
When I try to connect to the fileshares on the NAS and the other desktop, I get Error Code 0x80070035
I can connect easily between the desktops and the NAS
I can log on to the NAS console from the laptop
If I run an Avast Wifi Inspector from the desktops, the laptop doesn't appear at all. If I run wifi inspector from the laptop, the other devices show, but not as just the device - either with my email address / microsoft account address after it, or as a library.
I CAN remote desktop into the laptop from both of the desktop devices, however have to use MicrosoftAccount\MSaccountemail to log on - it's not accepting my device logon credentials (which should be the same) - I don't think I get this form of login when remote desktopping between the other machines (but I've almost certainly chosen remember this device)
I am getting firewall warnings from the QNAP NAS when trying to access the fileshares from file explorer - "Failed to log in, user Admin, source IP 192.168.1.blah Connection type FTP. Check the permissions and the connection. Nothing obvious in the QNAP permissions or firewall controls that I can change, and the internal IP address subnet should be allowed through
Anyone got any suggestions, because I'm at a loss now! I have tried a few things, but just seems bizarre now!
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