Windows server 2019 network error 0x80070035

tasdim said:

Hello everyone,
I have a Dell server running Windows 2019 server Standard which is on the same network with 4 Dell pc's running Windows 7 Home X64. All machines have static IP.
All the Dell pc's can see and access the server and files without any problem, through networking.
The server can see all 4 pc's but cannot access them and always returns an error "Network Path not found.....error 0x80070035"
I have tried accessing pc's from the server by their name \\user1 etc or by their ip //192.168.1.60 but no luck.....
I have tried changing TCP/IP Netbios helper service to automatic and enabling Netbios over TCP/IP on the advanced TCP/IP setting but no luck again......
All I want to do is to install a printer to the server from a client pc running win7 which is already shared with all other pc's ....
Any help will be very much appreciated...Thanks in advance

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• Firstly, go to your Local disk (C, right-click on it, and select Properties.
• Next, click on the Sharing tab.

• Then, click on the Advanced Sharing tab.
• Now, check the box 'Share this folder' and ensure that the below Share name is correct.
• Then, click Apply > OK to save the change and exit.
• Now, press Windows key logo + R to open the Run command.
• Lastly, type the name of a folder in the search field and hit Enter to check if the folder is accessible now.

• Firstly, press Windows key logo + R and type cmd.
• Next, In the command prompt, type the below command and hit Enter,

• Now, locate the IPv4 Address category and copy/paste the IP address.
• Then, press the Windows logo key + R, paste the IP address in the search field as \\192.xxx.xx.xxx\c, and hit Enter.

• Firstly, press the Windows logo + R keys, type secpol.msc in the Run dialogue, and click on OK.
• Then, go to Local Policies > Security Options > Network security
• Now, navigate to the LAN Manager authentication level and double-click on it.
• Next, from the drop-down list, select Send LM & NTLM-use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated.
• Lastly, click on Apply/OK to save the changes.

• Firstly, open the Start menu, type Windows Feature, and open Windows features on or off.
• Now, locate SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support.
• Lastly, check it and click OK to save the changes.