Windows 10: Windows 10 shared drives access

I'm in the early stages of a clean build of Windows 10 x64 on my desktop which has 11 drives that I have shared out however on two of my three laptops I cannot access some of the drives. I've tried numerous suggestions and so far none have resolved the issue. My desktop is known as S4, my troubled laptops are known as Sony and W700, the one one laptop that does not have any issues is known as Lenovo-Z580. All system are running Win10 x64, the laptops are upgrades from Win8.1. The latest possible solution deals with using the CMD "net use" (see How To Disconnect Non-Mapped UNC Path in Windows) and have encountered a lot of confusion. I'm focusing on the Sony and W700 systems since they have the problems.

• I opened a CMD prompt (I ran as admin) and ran the "net use" command. In the following image note the section at the top of the CMD window and note that there are no connections.
  
  
  
• I then mapped four drives on the S4 system, e.g. the P, Q, R and S
  
  
  
• Back in the CMD window again I ran the "net use" command, now note the bottom half of the CMD window in the image. It shows that I have mapped the four drives.
  
  
  
• I then rebooted the Sony system, opened CMD window, ran the "net use" command and now the drives are not mapped.
  
  
  
• At this point I'm a bit lost and have no idea why the connection is NOT being remembered (I did select the check box to reconnect when I was mapping the drives).
• I then moved to the W700 system, opened a CMD window and ran the "net use" cmd. In the top half note that several drives are listed twice under the Remote column. I attempted to use the "net use /delete \\server\sharename" command to remove all mappings. When I attempted to use the command a second time for the duplicate entry it of course failed as you can see in the following image. BTW I used the "net use /delete" for all of the mappings. Thus I "should" now have zero drives mapped.
  
  
  
• OK so I rebooted the W700 system, open my file manager, CMD window and ran "net use", following is what I see. Note #1 section, all of the drives still appear to be mapped. Note #2 section, the net use command shows that the drives are still mapped. Note #3 section when I attempt to delete a mapped drive the "net use" commend tells me that it cannot be found.
  
  
  
  I'm lost!!!!

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• If you've updated your device's software to Windows 10 prior to your concern.
  No problems in Windows 7 before upgrade to Windows 10
• If the files that you want to access are on a shared drive on your network.
  No share drive
• If you've experienced the same concern when accessing a folder that is stored on the hard drive of the device that you're using.
  No issues when accessing the folder stored on the hard drive
• The last activities performed on your device prior to your concern.
  No activities
• The version of Windows 10 that you're using on your device. Windows 10 Home 1703 build 15063.296
  

 

Access permission to windows shared folder and non shared folder.

Hello

I've several shared folders on my Windows 10 64 bit system with proper user permission but they can access my all drive by using \\mypc\drive$. Eventually I just stop sharing and after
stop sharing they can also access my PC (all files and folder). Note: My PC is under a corporate domain (mydomain.com) and also enterprise network.

Problem 1: Want to share file without root access (\\mypc\drive$) and no one will not be able to access
non shared folder.

Solution:

Problem 2: When I'll stop sharing, no one will not be able to access my printer or files.

Solution:

Thanks,

 

HELP!!!! Anybody have suggestions?????