From computer A (Windows 10 Home), the file shares on computer B (Windows 7 Pro, laptop) can be successfully accessed by: "\\b\users\<username>\desktop\<shared-folder>".
But when browsing the network from computer A by opening the Network in explorer, although computer B shows up as a computer icon, when you open it an error is displayed:
"You do not have permission to access \\b."
I get the same error when entering "\\b" from computer A.
On computer B, the admin shares (C$, D$, etc,) are enabled via the AutoShareServer and AutoShareWks values in the LanmanServer\Parameters and are visible after restart.
I have another Windows 7 computer on the network whose local disk shares can be browsed to and accessed by opening the computer icon in the Network explorer window but, like the Windows 10 computer A, it cannot browse the shares on computer B when beginning at the local disk volume (C$).
What should I check next?
-Randal




