Windows 10: Windows 10 1803 SMB v1 Uninstall Feature results in BSOD

Discus and support Windows 10 1803 SMB v1 Uninstall Feature results in BSOD in Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade to solve the problem; Using latest ADK and MDT to generate 1803 reference image. In my task sequence i have a task "Uninstall Roles and Features" and selected "SMB 1.0/CIFS... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade' started by fuseboxdwarf, Jul 5, 2018.

  1. FUSEBOXDWARF
    fuseboxdwarf Win User

    Windows 10 1803 SMB v1 Uninstall Feature results in BSOD


    Using latest ADK and MDT to generate 1803 reference image. In my task sequence i have a task "Uninstall Roles and Features" and selected "SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support". During the build, it gets to this step and then BSOD. This is a copy of the 1709 sequence that does not exhibit same issue.


    I had a similar issue with the XPS Viewer, it was there in 1709 but gone in 1803 and generated an error when the uninstall step was triggered.


    Can anyone confirm that SMB 1.0 is no longer part of 1803?

    :)
     
    fuseboxdwarf, Jul 5, 2018
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  2. EMELSOM
    emelsom Win User

    How to solve problems with accessing, discovering and connecting to NAS with SMB connection from Windows 10

    I am experiencing difficulties with accessing, discovering and connecting to my NAS with SMB connection from Windows 10.

    I have tried most of the solutions suggest on the Web, but avail, none of them worked.

    • Enabling SMB v2 and restarting
    • Checking SMB v1 in Windows components is ticked on
    • Etc.
    It seems that Microsoft has broken something though their patches

    If anyone can supply me with a permanent/ final fix,
    not workaround, please post it here.
     
    emelsom, Jul 5, 2018
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  3. EMELSOM
    emelsom Win User
    How to solve problems with accessing, discovering and connecting to NAS with SMB connection from Windows 10

    I am experiencing difficulties with accessing, discovering and connecting to my NAS with SMB connection from Windows 10.

    I have tried most of the solutions suggest on the Web, but avail, none of them worked.

    • Enabling SMB v2 and restarting
    • Checking SMB v1 in Windows components is ticked on
    • Etc.
    It seems that Microsoft has broken something though their patches

    If anyone can supply me with a permanent/ final fix,
    not workaround, please post it here.
     
    emelsom, Jul 5, 2018
    #3
  4. EMELSOM
    emelsom Win User

    Windows 10 1803 SMB v1 Uninstall Feature results in BSOD

    How to solve problems with accessing, discovering and connecting to NAS with SMB connection from Windows 10

    I am hoping Microsoft themselves, is picking this question up, and taking this seriously, and will answer this urgently, as it is causing us all so much frustration.
     
    emelsom, Jul 5, 2018
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