Windows 10: I cannot access a NAS as a guest user

Hi I need to access a NAS as a guest user, it is possible to access the NAS on a computer with Linus but it is not possible when using Windows. When I try I get the network error 1208.

From what I have read the functionality was disabled in windows because it was too insecure, I don't really understand why it's less secure. I have tried everything I could find on the forums I even tried changing the registry:


Regedit/LocalMachine/System/Current Control Set/Control/LSA
LmCompatabilitylevel
set the value to 1 or 2


and other possible fixes i don't remember. I tried calling the support line but they said they were not qualified to answer my question but he send me something that he didn't really understand but he thought it might work:


Go to local Security policies -> Local Policies -> Security Options

Go to Network Security: Lan Manager Authentication Level

Change the value : Send LM and NTLM responses -> Send NTLM Responses Only

But I don't really understand what this is or how to do it and he didn't either.


I hope you can help me? I have tried everything I can think of

:)

 

How to remove Guest account?


Try these steps and you should be able to delete the guest account:

1. Press the WIN + X keys and select "Command Prompt (Admin)" from the Quick Access menu.
2. At the Command Prompt, run this command: Code:
   
   Code:

   net user Guest /del

 

How to remove Guest account?


Try these steps and you should be able to disable the guest account:

1. Press the WIN + X keys and select "Command Prompt (Admin)" from the Quick Access menu.
2. At the Command Prompt, run this command:

Code:

 

Guest

Hi Voytek,

To remove the guest account from your start screen, we suggest that you try the following steps:

• Right-click Start menu, then select Command Prompt (Admin).
• Enable guest account first by typing net user guest /active:yes, then press
  Enter.
• Disable guest account by typing net user guest /active:no, then press
  Enter.
• Perform a
  clean boot in Windows.

Let us know how it goes.

Thank you.