Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
DaveM121. Independent Advisor. Replied on February 24, 2022. Report abuse. Hi John. I am Dave, I will help you with this. Open the old Control Panel, not the Settings App. At the top right of the old Control Panel, set View to icons. Open Credentials, in there you should be able to find the details you need.
On your laptop, go to the Control Panel. b. Navigate to User Accounts > Credential Manager. c. Under "Windows Credentials," click on "Add a Windows credential." d. In the "Internet or network address" field, enter the name of your desktop computer. e. Enter the correct username and password for your desktop.
With great effort of inquiry, this should be a known problem of Windows 11 for shared networks. You are not alone in this regard. The main problem is that the current PC may be logged in with a Microsoft account. If you switch to a local account. This should work successfully, you can try creating a local account and see how the problem behaves ...
Hi Melanie, ‘Network Credentials’ means a user ID and password so you need to enter them to the computer you're trying to connect to. It can be a Microsoft Account or a local User ID. If you don’t know what to enter, check your Windows credentials. Do the following steps: Click on the Start button - type Windows credentials - press Enter.
So to resolve this issue, disable password protected sharing. You must be signed in as an administrator to these steps. a. Open Control Panel. b. Open Network and Sharing Center in the Control Panel. Note: If Network and Sharing Center is not available, change View by to Large icons at the top right of the Control Panel.
There is another method you can try: 1. Open the network and double-click on the shared computer. 2. A window for "Enter Network Credentials" will pop up. 3. Enter "guest" in the username and click OK. Hope the above information is helpful to you. Kirito | Microsoft Community Support Specialist.
Hi CharlesMunson1, Good day! I’m Jhakesong and I'll try to help you today. The credential is usually the local account username and password or your Microsoft account email and password. Here is an article that w
Windows 11 Networking and Credentials Problems. I have 4 Windows 11 computers, 2 laptops, and 2 desktops. All the computers run under my Microsoft ID. I am trying to set up networking between all four computers to share their Public Folder along with the user folder to my account. Under Internet advanced sharing I have Private Networks set to ...
Enter network credentials. This is odd. I have a Windows laptop and HP desktop, both with Windows 11. In the past I could easily share files/folders between the two, but now it asks for network credentials (user name and. 2d0e2af4-3ac3-404b-8517-d75f8cd2d5e4. 3032723e-695b-4968-8c2b-524e8abf4fce. CarlMarkon. 2022-03-31T01:19:37.
Or try to modify the registry key of the Windows 10 computer, refer to the following: 1. Press WIN+R to open the Run window, type regedit and confirm to open the registry editor. 2. Locate the following location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE—-SYSTEM—- CurrentControlSet—-Services—-LanmanWorkstation—Parameters. 3.