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I cant access other computers on the network after the windows 11 . . . Assuming that SMB 1 0 is enabled on all the computers (control panel turn windows features on or off): First ensure that all the computers are in the same Workgroup (Right click My Computer Properties) and that all the connections are set to private (left click on the connection icon, choose the connection and click on the ! mark to choose
can i access microsoft 365 on 2 computers Dear respected Bev Godding, Good day! Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community We are happy to help you As per your description, yes, you can access Microsoft 365 on multiple computers
SOLVED - I suddenly cannot access shared folders on my home network . . . I have two computers on my home network One (W11 Version 10 0 26100 Build 26100) serves a folder of photos, the other USED TO access it I am now suddenly unable to access it This worked as of Friday, I have changed NOTHING since My last Windows Update was 2 12 Both computers are on the same network, which is a home network
Cannot see any computers in network, windows 11 I then changed the Windows feature "SMB 1 0" setting on both computers (I checked the box as you indicated) That made a difference Now the Tower computer displays both itself and the Laptop PC with Windows Explorer Network but the Laptop only display itself under Windows Explorer Network (and not the Tower computer)
Completely Remove Microsoft Copilot and Block Future Installations The script below is deployed to computers to uninstall Copilot where it is already installed Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Where-Object { $_ Name -eq 'Microsoft Copilot' } | ForEach-Object {Remove-AppxPackage -Package $_ PackageFullName -AllUsers -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue}
Cant Upgrade to 11 but cant afford a new PC, What are we supposed to . . . Could you point us at a site or link that would advise us how to do a clean install of Windows 11 while at same time using our existing Windows 10 license Can't see buying a Windows 11 license when Windows 10 owners with compatible computers get free upgrades