On the network machine whose shared drive or folder or file you are trying to access, set up a LOCAL user account and password for the machine that is doing the accessing. Here is how to access the shared resources using a "Microsoft account username and password" or turning off password protection. Sharing with Everyone in such cases would be unwise. Obviously, it shouldn't be turned off without also taking other steps to secure the shared files in shared network environments.
This is the setting that reverts to the old behavior. Starting in Vista, in addition to a number of other security improvements for sharing, MS made it so sharing without a password was unavailable by default. If you shared files everyone on the same network as your computer could access (and alter) files in the share as they saw fit. In versions of windows before Vista, file sharing was unpassworded by default. This should work in Windows 7 through 10 without issue. File permissions are managed separately from share permissions and whichever is more restrictive wins. You may need to restart or unshare and reshare for the settings to take effect.Īlso make sure that the file permissions of the files and folders being shared also allow access to Everyone.Set that to Turn off password protected sharing.Expand the heading for All Networks and find the section called Password protected sharing.At the top should be Manage advanced sharing settings.Press the key to open the Start menu and, without clicking anything, type sharing.
There are a number of ways to accomplish this. Question is old but none of the answers fully cover the problem.
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