2022年4月19日 · It was superseded by SMB2 and later protocols starting in 2007. Microsoft publicly deprecated the SMB1 protocol in 2014. SMB1 has the following behavior in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update and Windows Server, version 1709 (RS3): SMB1 now has both client and server sub-features that can be uninstalled separately.

2020年1月30日 · SMB2 should be available as a default, however the drive will not appear in the network section. If your network drive is SMB2 capable, then it would be seen. Windows as of 1803 (I believe), turned off SMB1 by default. You can turn it back on by adding it to the windows features. If you search for "Features", you should see a "Windows Features ...

2017年5月21日 · I had the same problem - no shares visible on File Explorer - researched the issues related to disabling SMB1 - and quite frankly, it's only SMB1 on XP machines that will be (would have been before MS released a patch for XP) susceptible to a Wannacry attach. I suggest you reinstate SMB1 and enjoy accessing your network shares as before R

2017年9月9日 · I have managed to find an SMB2 library that I could use in my app but it's still under development and the programmatic interface is significantly different from the SMB1 library I'm currently using. It's therefore not a trivial task to convert and I'd rather complete my testing with the current library and leave SMB2 for a later release.

2020年6月3日 · in windows 10 , like 1809, the trick is to enable smbv2 and disable smbv1, but like they say here it prevents some background process to start SMB1 disabled, SMB2 enabled; Can no longer access network shares Fortunately i found a blog on how to get file sharing securely first put back the windows firewall to default settings, to be sure

2025年3月3日 · The NAS i am trying to connect to (Synology is setup to accept SMB2 as a minimum version). Another W11 device i have in my network, can connect to the NAS directly just fine. Before i was running SMB1 and the connection was actually working (but for security reasons i want to switch to SMB2).

2021年5月7日 · There are two parts to SMB1, the Client and the Server. For a W10 machine to access shares on XP then the Client must be enabled in W10. For XP to be able to access a share on W10 then the Server must be enabled on the W10 machine doing the sharing. Here is XP accessing a share on a W10 machine that has the SMB1 Server enabled. Edit:

2020年10月1日 · This should be able to see if SMB3 or whatever works if you disable SMB1 on Windows --if it doesn't simply re-enable SMB1 on Windows. min protocol = NT1 Restart the samba services on the NAS -- usually a command like sudo systemctl restart nmb(d) smb(d). some NAS's have smb and nmb as the samba file sharing services others have smbd and nmbd.

2022年11月17日 · Windows 10/11 supports SMB1 (optional, disabled by default), SMB2 and SMB3. Windows 95 up to Windows XP only supports using SMB1. Windows 7 supports SMB1 and SMB2. To determine what version is in use for each connection you make, map a network drive to shares on one or more other devices. Open a powershell (Admin) prompt and type Get ...

2025年3月8日 · Hi, I am trying to get a SMB2 or SMB3 connection to work on my W10 install (22H2 no pending updates), but can not get it to work no matter what i do. I uninstalled all the SMB1.0 assets. Installed SMB Direct. Rebooted the system, no difference. SMB2Protoc