Windows 10: Can't map a network share with a different user/pass. Just refreshes.

First of all, before I tried mapping again, I cleared all of the credential related to my server using the credential manager. I also did "net use * /d" as suggested from the online research that I've done. I also rebooted my computer after all of this. Now, last thing I did to my computer was change the wifi card. I am assuming this might be the one causing the problem because I might still have some cached credentials from that wifi card(from registry). I'm able to map the network drive using the ip address, but not the netbios name. Whenever I map it(I tick the "connect using different credentials"), it would attempt to connect then it would refresh, then ask again for the user/pass. I'll get an error after that("cant map drive, already mapped with different credentials"). I'll attach a vid showing what Im saying.

2017-07-24 01-24-23 - Streamable

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Windows 10: Enter Network Credentials Username and Password for a computer that already has "no password required sharing is enabled"

I have a similar problem. Old PC is Dell Lap with Windows 7. New PC MS Surface with Windows 10. W7 is not allowed access to W10.

Popup asks for user and password. No combination of user and pass on W10 work. Eureka! It wants the user and pass from W7. Not intuitive!

Problem is still present. Now get "Network Error" "do not have permission...".

I setup a new account on W7 with the same user and pass as W10. Tried it all again. Still get same "Network Error"...

I tried accessing through "User Groups" and "File Explorer". I get the same results.

Notes:

W10 resets User Group sharing to "Not Shared" every time it is rebooted.

Advance sharing, "All Networks" is set to "Turn off password protected sharing".

 

Network Drives Not Mapping Correctly Since Update KB3194798

Since the Cumulative Update KB3194798 applied last week, my network shares are not mapping correctly. This seems to only affect my DFS shares. When I do the Net use command from an elevated command prompt, the network drives a correct. When I do the same
command from an user command prompt the shares are missing and therefor not shown in explorer. To correct this in the past the registry field: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\ EnableLinkedConnections =1 has corrected the Admin
Token vs User token mapped drive issue. If I uninstall this update the network drives show again. If I manually map the drives as a non elevated user the drives show. Since these are cumulative updates, I can't or don't know how to uninstall just the bad piece.
Has anyone else been having this issue. Is there a work around. We map all of our drives through a login script and we are in a domain environment.

Thank you,

 

Cannot even tell what you posted in that link. There has been an ongoing issue since Anniversary Edition since Microsoft made huge changes to lock them down.

Only way that I have found it to work properly is making my NAS the Samba Master browser, so just one machine at different times would have to become the Master Browser to screw things up.