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In Windows 11: ►► Classic user management in Windows 11?ģ. Please Run the command: control /name Microsoft.UserAccounts ► activate system administrator in Windows 10 ► create / enable guest account ► Standard User to Gust-Accountġ.) Manage and create user Accounts in Windows 10/11 via control /name Microsoft.UserAccounts!Ģ. Move the Local Users to another User Groups (Admin, User, Guest)! Disable Windows-10/11 user accounts via Local Users and Groups Manager!Ĥ.). Add Windows-10 & 11 user accounts via Local Users and Groups Manager! ««« from W10 PRO!ģ.).

#SMBUP MANAGE USERS WINDOWS 10#

Manage and create user Accounts in Windows 10 / 11 via control /name Microsoft.UserAccounts! «« Win 10 HomeĢ.). Please let me know if you make any progress.It is easy to create a new user account in Windows 10/11 or manage the existing accounts on Windows 10 (delete, disable, change password. I hope this helps you and that we can find a solution for the problem. I really do not want to do this but will have to if I don't find any other solution.

Setting the Mac's WINS Workgroup Name in Network Settings.

Changing the Local Security Policy to "Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated".

Deactivating AFP File Sharing in Sharing Options.

Activating Windows File Sharing in Sharing Options.

Turning off all firewalls (Windows and Mac).

Repairing permissions with Disk Utility.

Creating a new Administrator User and Sharing Only User.

#SMBUP MANAGE USERS MAC#

Turning sharing On and Off from the Mac.

You may try them as well and see if you get a different result.

In order to have done this they must have fixed their previous buggy implementation of SMB and therefore must have changed lots of code, probably messing up the Windows XP file sharing in the process.

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When Apple released Mac OSX 10.10 Yosemite it changed the default file sharing protocol to SMB3 but they say that they still support AFP, SMB2 and SMB1 (Windows XP only uses SMB1). digest-request: init requestĭigest-request: init return domain: server: indomain was: ĭigest-request: od failed with 2 proto=ntlmv1-with-v2-sessionĭigest-request: kdc failed with 36150275 proto=unknownĭigest-request: guest failed with -1561745590 proto=ntlmv1-with-v2-session

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It then asks for the password again and again showing the same error. This is what appears in the Mac's console every time a Windows XP machine tries to access it. I will share my findings with you hoping we might find the answer. I have exactly the same error you described and have been trying to fix sharing files between Windows XP and Mac Yosemite for a week. "Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated" or

Click the drop-down box, and try either.

In the right pane near the bottom, double-click "Network security: LAN manager authentication level".

In the left pane, click Security Options.

In the left pane, click the triangle next to Local Policy.

(b) change the local security policy on your PC. System Prefs > Sharing > File Sharing > Options… (a) turn samba off and on again in sharing… Od failed with 2 proto=ntlmv1-with-v2-session It appears that there is a Console error generated on the Mac at the same time as the Windows machine tries to connect. No amount of credential-checking/switching seems to work.

Logon failure: unknown username or password OS X The Windows machine generates this error. I can though WinSCP from my XP to the macbook using the same login credentialsīut I just can not get past this XP to macbook network access – I can however login from the macbook to the XP machines network drives and folders.ĭoes anybody have any solutions to this as I have come up stuck here The error was logon failure: unknown username or password reappearing again and again after trying to login. a login prompt and password appears but when I put in the user and password, the login re-appears but first with my XP machine user name back slash and the macbook user with password. Then type the path to the macbook folder. I can see them and login to them via the Win 7 machines network icon, but I can not see any of the mac folders ( or drive ) within XP … With upgrades you do get the odd thing going wrong but I have managed t resolve all but one problem in that I can no longer see any of the macbook-shared folders within the XP network icon. The macbook up and till recently had Mavericks 10.9.5 OS X, a few days ago I upgraded the macbook to OS X Yosemite. I have a combination of Win7 - XP & Apple macbook machines, running on my windows network.