Windows 10: Windows 10 PRO unable to access shared drive on Peer to Peer Network, files on Windows 7 Home

So I have all my files on a Windows 7 Home computer. I have numerous computers running Windows 10 home, all can access the files. All using Norton security and firewall. My own computer was running Windows 10 Home, and I upgraded to PRO, and no problem accessing shared files.


I added a new computer to our network, with Windows 10 PRO. I can not access the Windows 7 computer, get the infamous 0x80070035 error code. I have turned off the firewall and still can't access the Windows 7 home computer. I can access another Windows 10 computers, if I login to that computer.


Anyone have any thoughts?

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Windows 10 Pro Peer to Peer Network-Network discovery and File sharing issue

I am trying to setup a Windows 10 Pro Peer to Peer network. I have a Workgroup setup for my small business and have turned on network and file sharing for a private network. Every time I restart the computers, go to File Explorer and click on Network, it
tells me to "turn on network discovery and file sharing".

I have gone to Network discovery and saved changes under 'Private'. How do I get this option to save? Do I need to setup a share on my c: drive?

 

Unable to access computers connected in Peer-to-peer connection, asking for network credentials to enter on Windows 10

Hi Roger,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community, we appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

As you are unable to access the connected computer on Peer-to Peer connection, we will help you with this issue.

Step 1: Make sure that Password Protected Sharing is turned off
on your computer and check if it helps.

Steps to follow:

• 
  OpenControl Panel window
  
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  Select Network and Sharing Center
  
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  Select Advanced sharing settings
  
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  Under Password Protected Sharing, check mark
  Turn off Password Protected Sharing
  

Step 2: I suggest you to disable firewall and anti-virus installed on your computer and check if it helps.

Hope it helps. Reply to the post with an updated status of this issue, we will be happy to help you further.

 

accessing mapped network drives on peer to peer network when using facial recognition for log in

I have a peer to peer network set up, I can access all the shared folders/mapped network drives when I login to the surface tablet using a password, but I am unable to access the mapped drives or shares when facial recognition is used to log on to the surface
tablet.

all machines are running windows 10