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Muchos usuarios utilizan sus computadoras con Windows 10 para crear y tener acceso a sus datos en sus servidores a través de su red. Algunos usuarios han informado de un error que indica que el server no se encuentra disponible. El error total es el siguiente,
server is not reachable. You may not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions. Login error: The target account name is incorrect.
Make sure the following Windows services are running and set to Automatic. Follow the steps below to learn how to make changes if necessary.
- Browser de computadora
- Client DHCP
- Client DNS
- Network location awareness
- Publishing resources for discovery functions
- plug and play
- SSDP detection
- storage server
- server
- UPnP host device
- NetBIOS TCP/IP Wizard
- Workplace
Check firewalls
Mi sugerencia aquí sería inhabilitar primero el Firewall de Windows en todas las computadoras y posteriormente intentar tener acceso a las carpetas compartidas. Además asegúrese de inhabilitar cualquier programa de firewall de terceros, como Norton o Comodo.
If you find that sharing works when the firewall is disabled, add file and printer sharing to the exceptions list in your Windows Firewall and third-party firewall programs.
Change file sharing connection settings
- Open Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Advanced Sharing Settings > File Sharing Connections
- Select Enable file sharing for devices with 40 or 56-bit encryption and see if it helps. If this is not the case, cancel the changes you made.
Reset your computer to a previous operating state.
On the machine with the shared folder:
1. Press image_thumb8 + R in Windows to open the runtime command box.
2. Type rstrui and click OK to start System Restore.
3. On the first screen, click Next.
4. Select a previous operating state (date/time) and click Next to start the recovery procedure.
5. After restoring the system, try again to access the shared folder from the client computer.
Add a Windows login confirmation
Si intenta conectarse a una computadora servidor remota y la conexión continúa fallando, es posible que desee agregar un identificador que evite que Windows bloquee esa conexión. Para hacer esto, debe conocer la dirección de red, el nombre de Username y la contraseña de la computadora o servidor remoto.
- Launch Control Panel by searching for the utility on the Start button or by clicking the Search (Cortana) button on the left side of the taskbar (at the bottom left of the screen).
- You can also use the Windows Key + R key combination, which requires you to type “control.exe” and click Run, which also opens the Control Panel directly.
- Change the Display option to Large Icons in the upper right corner of the Control Panel window and try to find Credential Manager.
- Cambie de credenciales Web a credenciales de Windows y haga clic en el botón Agregar credenciales de Windows en la sección respectivo.
conclusion
I don't know why the Windows people have suddenly decided to change the way network sharing works. That shouldn't happen. Firstly, I shared files and had network access for everyone who was authorized on some of my Windows 7/8 machines, so Windows 10 shouldn't bother, especially since everything was working long before the upgrade . Second, there are no important messages in the event log, which is the natural way to fix the problem.
Hopefully, this little guide will save you a lot of frustration and anger and also give you some new tips and tricks for using Windows. And since it comes from a Linux guy, it's even more surprising. So they are good people. I will continue with posts and tutorials on settings and privacy settings for Windows 10, installing the classic shell and other interesting things. I sacrifice my nerves so you don't have to.
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