After I upgraded my home PC to Windows 10, my NAS was gone from Windows 10 network. Although accessing its web server thru IP is still available, it’s not idea for streaming use case since most streaming client apps only work well with file system. To toggle that issue, it cost me a few hours to search a viable solution. So I think it deserves a note here.
The issue can be divide into 2 parts - discovery and access.
- Discovery
After Windows 10 (or 8), SMB version has been updated to 3. It seems a networked host must support the new version to be discovered by a Windows 10 PC. In my case, upgrading my NAS OS to haveWS-Discovery
works. The NAS became visible after upgrading. If not, make sure theWS-Discovery
option being enabled. - Access
Accessing a networked host require authentication, it’s still unclear what the default behavior when Windows 10 try to authenticate. What I confronted was that nothing prompt to let me input account and password but just a error message containing error code (in detail) 0x80070035. Hence led me to this post. As described in that post, pre-configure a credential of formMachineName\AccountName
inCredential Manager
enabled accessing to my NAS. Picture below spot where to add such configuration.
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