[FIX] Windows 10 and network share problems.

I am unable to get my samba/cifs shares to work in Windows 10.  We are using samba4 on Centos 6.5.

The samba/cifs shares were working before I upgraded to Windows 10.

I followed the steps above and still can not access the samba/cifs shares

This does not work for me.

I have tried everything I can find.  

I have build 10240 now.  Windows 10 Home.  Is it the "Home" that is problem?

Why, why is this issue persisting?  My wife's brand new MacAir has *no* problem with mapping and (re)connecting.

Can someone from Microsoft simply fix this and tell me exactly how to do it?

Mike (very frustrated) Vermace

Not sure if this is my issue but ill explain:

I use Openelec as a HTPC OS and my Windows 10 PC acts as the server with Kodi 15.X and mysql for database syncing.

on 10240 i had no problems with openelec finding the SMB shares from my PC.  after updated to any builds since 10240 i only get partial SMB access.. sometimes items show up in the browser on kodi's filemanager via SMB, and sometimes they don't, maybe its a coincedence maybe its kodi, maybe its openelec.  I have not tried any other linux to try to read the shares on the Windows 10 PC.

I also posted on openelec and kodi forums.

I have created the credential for what the login/pw for the server address is (192.168.1.199) local only.  But it doesn't seem to affect anything.

Thanks in advance

Amazing!!!  I had to reinstall Win10 on the third machine I upgraded from Win 8.1. After a month of successfully using network shares and NAS (old Terastation), it wouldn't boot up. Tried everything, failed, finally did new complete install of Win10 losing all my files yesterday 12/4/15.

This new Win10 update, (yes, I saved the product key, luckily, and reinstalled with the TechBench ISO) 12/4/15 did NOT work at all like the October Win10 install. This one would not work seamlessless with the old NAS like October version (sorry I don't know the build numbers.  All my upgrades were the online upgrades).

Anyhoo, I added Samba1, and a few other things that the successful Win10 machines had and still could not connect. That's when I found this website THANK YOU that mentioned CredentialManager. I compared working Win10 machine with the nonworking machine and the nonworking machine had a Windows Credential already, but the 'good' machine did not. So I deleted the item in CredentialManager and now I can connect to the old Terastation NAS from this one to.

Thanks for saving my sanity this week!! I'm sure Win10 will cause problems next week, but NOW IT IS WORKING.

p.s. like others, to share other actual computer hard drives, I have had to resort to giving local access to Everyone. The problem is that even tho I used the same user on each machine, Win10 seems to regard them as different people.