Recent content by RodBarnes

I had the same reaction. Those are very generic recommendations (lifted from some other site?) and most only apply to setting up Windows Shares not an existing set of shares that stop working.

BTW: I did look to see if there was some "remote access" flag that may've been tripped and might prevent remote access to the shares but did not see anything like that. Just the general "remote access" for RDP and such.

Interesting... But, as I noted, these have all been using MSFT credentials for primary login, all the same on every system, and that account was created as an MSFT in the beginning; i.e., I did not create them as local and then change them. It just isn't clear to me why anything changed that...

I added a new local user on all the systems of the same credentials and then granted that user access to the shared areas. As expected, using those credentials granted access to the shares from all systems to each other system. However, I should not have had to do this. These shares have been...

Thanks; I can give a local account a try. However, I've been using my MS account (same on all computers) for a long time with no issues.

I have four Windows 11 systems (all upgraded from Windows 10 originally), all using the same credentials (my MS account), and all connected to my home LAN. Each has a folder set up for sharing to all other systems and after the upgrade to Windows 11 all have continued to successfully access the...

LOL. I went to swap out the video card and noticed that the cable came away a little too easy from the current card. I plugged it back in and seated it (securing the taps) and the issue went away. Weird that the cable being not-fully-seated/connected would cause this issue but good to know...

@ussnorway: Device Manager is showing NVIDIA driver (see below). The weird thing is that it only affects video at/during POST. Once it starts and I've obtained the login screen, video is fine. And it continues to be fine after waking from sleep, etc.

Recently, my computer has begun presenting a POST code (1 long, 3 short -- which for my AMI BIOS indicates "video memory issue"). BUT: It continues thru POST and when Windows 11 finally presents the login screen. At that point, the video seems fine; no other issues. * During POST, I get the...

It just woke up again because of the same device. So, I did the below to see if it makes a difference. powercfg /devicedisablewake "Wireless Keyboard Filter Device" UPDATE: I went through the listed devices and finally disabled the "Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE Family Controller". That seems to have...

Output: PS C:\> powercfg /devicequery wake_armed NVIDIA USB Type-C Port Policy Controller Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE Family Controller Wireless Keyboard Filter Device HID-compliant mouse (001) Based upon what I've read in some other articles, it appears the likely culprit is the "NVIDIA USB Type-C...

@Neemobeer Thanks; the output is below. 'Confirms the event log entry. I've started searching for that phrase and this appears to be a pretty common issue; lot's of articles out there in many places. PS C:> powercfg /lastwake Wake History Count - 1 Wake History [0] Wake Source Count - 1...

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Over the last few days (maybe a week or two?), my system has begun waking from sleep without any normal reason; e.g., no movement of the mouse, etc. It wakes up frequently like every 10-15 minutes but sometimes even after a shorter period. I've been reviewing the system event logs but have not...

It seems I've been dealing with Windows share issues for years across multiple versions of Windows. It never seems to get simpler. :( I have two Windows 10 Pro systems (Brawn, Ardor). Brawn has been running for several years; Ardor is a new system brought up a couple days ago. I like having...