Windows 10: Network drive not showing up (Samba)

All of mine also show CIFS on SMB 1.0. I have 2 NAS drives connected via Ethernet cable to my 4-port Wireless Router [through an added 8-port Switch] and need SMB 1.0 selected.

 

Oh it does make a difference. You need it when you want to connect to a share on a legacy server that only supports SMB1, like my usb drive that's shared by plugging it into my router.

You only need the SMB 1.0/CIFS Client for Windows 10 to be able to connect to a share on a legacy machine, you'll need the Server if it is Windows 10 that is doing the sharing and a legacy machine need to connect to it. This is my configuration...

 

Hi there

after having done that totally reset router and re-boot every computer, tablet, mobile phone, smart TV and any other Internet connected thing -- even those "Hive" or remote home heating things if you have those.

On the LINUX / NAS SAMBA config files (in etc/samba) just ensure there's NO SMB level set anywhere.

Sometimes IP addresses just "stick" to a device you can't see from SAMBA or Windows Networking --OK not very technical but Windows Networking is even more mysterious to me than the Biblical "Holy Ghost". !! Usually there's often one rogue computer in the mix.

On reboot -- start with the Linux / NAS / Android devices - e,g TV's, phones, tablets, NAS servers, Linux machines before booting the Windows machines.

Cheers
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jimbo