Guest sharing and 24H2: works fine in command line, not in Explorer

Hello, I have finally upgraded to 24H2 and a guest sharing on my NAS, as expected, stopped working,
so I used gpedit.msc to set Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates> Network > Lanman Workstation > Enable insecure guest logons enabled and
Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings> Local Policies > Security Options > Microsoft network client: Digitally sign communications (always) disabled.

Now everything looks fine, with net use I successfully mapped the guest sharing to Y: and with command prompt I can browse it, open files etc.



Unfortunately, if I try to open it with Explorer, instead, I always get this error (it can be translated to something like "Path not available, unable to access Y:\.
The chosen server can not execute the requested operation"... what I'm missing here? Why it works with command prompt but not with Explorer?
Thanks!

Are you saying the computers are not seen in network map?

If so,use regedit. Do this on all systems in network..

Add "LanmanWorkstation" as an additional startup dependency for the "Function Discovery Resource Publication" (FDResPub) service, which seems to do the trick. To do this, you simply open an elevated command prompt (i.e. use the "run as administrator" right-click context menu option to start cmd.exe), then execute the following command:

sc config fdrespub depend= RpcSs/http/fdphost/LanmanWorkstation

Reboot each device after executing this command, and the devices should see each other more reliably in Network and File Manager. Redirecting

glasskuter said:

Are you saying the computers are not seen in network map?

If so,use regedit. Do this on all systems in network..

Add "LanmanWorkstation" as an additional startup dependency for the "Function Discovery Resource Publication" (FDResPub) service, which seems to do the trick. To do this, you simply open an elevated command prompt (i.e. use the "run as administrator" right-click context menu option to start cmd.exe), then execute the following command:

sc config fdrespub depend= RpcSs/http/fdphost/LanmanWorkstation

Reboot each device after executing this command, and the devices should see each other more reliably in Network and File Manager. Redirecting

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Linda, is this what you ended up doing you know where, that worked?