Windows 10: Computer freeze on wake-up Win 10 / Win 11

So I have a small desktop computer Zotac BI329, which normally works fine. I didn't used it for several weeks, and now I noticed, once it goes to sleep, it can't resume properly.So basically:it goes to sleepclick on power button or use mouse or keyboard or WakeUpOnLandesktop turn on power red light change to greenbut screen is off, keyboard light would not change, wifi or disk light are offWhat I tried so far:Uninstall all recent updates some although can't be uninstallUpdate bios lookin for drivers on constructor website I saw there was a newest version for win 11 supportMigrate windo

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Network between Win 10 and Win 11 computers

I had 2 Win 10 computers that talked to each other fine. Through Windows Explorer I was able to see and manipulate files one the other.

Now that one of the computers is Win 11, I can't see the other either direction. The target folders are all shared with full control permission.

When Win 11 looks for Win 10 I get a "can't access location" error. When Win 10 looks for Win 11, I get a log I'm requirement looking for ID an PW. (FWIW, my Win 11 computer makes me enter a PIN when I log in. I'd love to bypass that but can't figure how.)

Also FWIW, I've shut off firewall to see if Win 11 can reach Win 10 but still "can't access".

Suggestions?

Thanks.

 

Win 11 computers cannot network but Win 10 can

I have 3 desktop computers that I need on my home network. Initially, Computer 1 has Win 10 Pro, Computer 2 has Win 10 Pro, and Computer 3 has Win 11 Pro. All three talked to each other, shared files etc.

I then upgraded Computer 2 to Win 11 Pro.

Now, Computer 1 (Win 10) can communicate with Computer’s 2 (Win 11 Pro) and 3 (Win 11 Pro) and Computer’s 2 and 3 can also communicate with Computer 1, but I cannot get Computer’s 2 and 3 (Both Win 11 Pro) to communicate. The only change made was the upgrade on Computer 2 so it’s likely the problem.

I have tried everything I can find to try:

1. Clear all credentials from Credential Manager
   
2. Disable Credential Manager Service automatic Startup
   
3. Turn off password-protected sharing
   
4. Modify Local Security Policy
   
5. Add the credentials in Credentials Manager
   
6. Set IP address to automatic
   
7. Change Network Profile to Private
   
8. SMB Direct checked
   
9. SMB 1.0/CIFS Client checked
   
10. All three boxes checked under SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support checked and unchecked
    

Most procedures are repeated on most web sites and I still get the Credential required screen.

I’m considering reverting back to Win 10 Pro on computer 2 as a last resort.

 

Everday computer locks up - started Dec 2018 after Win 10 update

Mark,

Last spring/summer you sent me down the path to reinstall Win 10 and it did not work. At the time, I had just finished the complete troubleshooting tree with Microsoft team and last step was reinstall Win 10.

I guess I was your failure.

Now this computer locks up/freezes within 4-20 minutes after waking it. It is a very common failure listed on the Internet.

Why are we not reviewing Event Logs.

Bryan