Windows 10: Network path not found. Error 80070035

I am trying to set up a new laptop (Windows 10, Home, 64-bit). I am unable to get the new machine to access my NAS drive by name.


If I try to run \\Homestore, I get the message "Windows cannot access \\Homestore" and details show an error code of 80070035.


If I replace Homestore with the device's IP address, it works fine.


There are a couple of other computers in the house (all Windows 10). I can access the other computers by name. It's only the (Seagate) NAS drive that the new computer cannot reach. The other computers have no difficulty accessing the NAS drive by name. Note that all the computers (including the new one) are on a workgroup.


Frustratingly, it did work briefly earlier in the setup process. I'm not sure what has changed.


There's a secondary problem that may or may not be connected. The new computer also cannot see my networked printer. If I try to add a printer, it reports none found. Again, the existing computers are able to access the printer.


Any suggestions?

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QNAP NAS - windows map network drive 0×80070035 network path not found

Hi,

I have a little QNAP NAS running and I stumble upon a problem of connecting drives over the network. On the LAN it works all nice. I always link via /IP/share. Same server also sits directly on WAN on another IP.

Now on the WAN it works from some locations (well the same provider as mine but different cities) and from others it doesn't and I get 0×80070035 network path not found error. What is the problem here? Are these mappings even supposed work over wan? Or its
just that the route is so short?

Greets,

Bron

 

April 1803 update makes file/folder sharing impossible.

The error code is 80070035 - Network path cannot be found.

 

0x80070035 The network path was not found

Hi Mike,

The "0x80070035 The network path was not found " error usually occurs when computer network is having an issue. For us to better assist you with this, please provide the following information:

• Were there any changes made to your computer prior to this issue(e.g. Windows updates)?
  
• Are you using multiple computers that are connected to a network?
  

We're looking forward to your reply.