Windows 10: access denied on local network in windows10 pro build 2004

I am using 5 system in my office all are running windows 10 pro build 2004, I have formated one system and installed latest windows10 pro build 2004 after downloading latest iso from MS with clean stall,

My other 4 system has been updated from build 1909 to 2004 so I dont have sharing files and access issue among these 4 system, but the system which I have formatted and installed windows 10 pro build 2004 is not allowing access from all 4 computers with password and without password which I have set in advance network sharing option.

Kindly help my work is suffered because my business software is stalled and shared from this system.

if any one provide solution for this I will be very grate full.

thanks

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Local Disk C: Access Denied

I made another Local Account but i cant make it Full Administrator cause of Control Panel cant access too . Even Cmd(admin) cant operate . In local CMD i try to but the only say is System 5 Occured and Access Denied

I want to reformat but i want my windows10 genuine copy back Please help .

 

Access denied or lack permission on a private network

My home network consists of one laptop and one desktop. Same local passwords on both, and are registered with the same MS live account.

There are no restrictions, and mutual access is without passwords.

The laptop is version 2004 and this works well and the desktop is still 1909 and cannot be upgraded yet, but this issue existed when both Windows were version 1909.

From Desktop to laptop, the shares are visible but I have no permission.

From Laptop to desktop, I have no authority to access the desktop at all. The shares are blocked.

On both machines, ownership is the Administrators. SYSTEM, Administrators and are the only accounts listed, all with Full control.

The hardware and software is specified in my signature.

 

Remote access denied.

Hi Paul,

To resolve your concern about remote access denied, follow the steps below:

• Press the Windows logo+R on your keyboard.
• Type services.msc on the Run box.
• Open Remote Desktop Services.
• Go to the Log On tab.
• Select This account: Network Service.
• Click Apply, and then OK.

Let us know how it goes.