Showing posts with label SMB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SMB. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2025

Windows 10 & 11: Security Policies Block Unauthenticated Guest Access - FIX!


Fixing SMB Guest Access Issues on Windows:

 Registry, Group Policy, and Server-Side


If you're trying to access an SMB share from Windows and getting blocked due to guest access restrictions, you're not alone. Microsoft tightened SMB security in recent versions of Windows, disabling insecure guest logons by default. While this improves security, it can break access to older or misconfigured servers — including setups like CasaOS or ZimaBoard.

Here are a few ways to fix it, ranging from quick registry tweaks to more secure server-side adjustments.


Wednesday, August 20, 2025

Apple Phasing Out Network-Based Time Capsule, Time Machine Backups


The End of an Era:
Apple is Phasing Out Network-Based Time Capsule, Time Machine Backups

Apple is making a decisive shift in how macOS handles backups, and it’s a move that’s leaving many longtime users of Time Capsule and AirPort hardware with tough decisions. With the introduction of macOS 27, Apple will officially drop support for Time Machine backups over network-connected Time Capsule disks.
https://9to5mac.com/2025/06/10/time-machine-backup-macos/

Monday, May 19, 2025

Windows Network Suddenly Stops Working – Troubleshoot File/Printer Access (Easy Guide)

Windows Network Access Stops:
Troubleshoot for File/Printer Sharing
*Easy Guide for Windows 10/11


If your computer could access shared folders or printers yesterday—but suddenly can’t today—don’t worry! These steps will help you check and fix the most common things that might have gone wrong.


Windows Network Suddenly Stops Working – Troubleshoot File/Printer Access (Technical Guide)

 
Windows Network Access Stops:
Troubleshoot for File/Printer Sharing
*Advanced Guide for Windows 10/11

If a previously working Windows network suddenly stops functioning—e.g., users can no longer access server shares, mapped drives, or network printers—this guide outlines what to check to restore connectivity.


*For an easier troubleshooting tutorial, please visit/use our "Easy Guide"


Friday, May 2, 2025

Fix Local Windows Network Discovery & Network Device/System Access Issues


Fix Windows Network Discovery & Network Device/System Access Issues


1. Ensure Network Discovery is Enabled.

Follow these steps to ensure that network discovery is enabled:
  1. Open the Control Panel.
  2. Navigate to "Network and Sharing Center".
  3. Click on "Change advanced sharing settings".
  4. Ensure that "Turn on network discovery" and "Turn on file and printer sharing" are selected.