(Solved) Networking on new rig

[Shadowarez]

heya all i been trying to figured this out i could access my network for first few days on new intel rig but now its saying the account is disabled i went through the things icould find online but the acount isnt disabled i can access the network with my amd rig no problem.

i can remote desktop in no issues either.

 

[sswilson]

OS? What's your network setup? (Wired/wireless, typical router)?

 

[Shadowarez]

win 10 pro, wired,asus Rog Rapture the big ole spider one. iv tried the credentials none on either system. tried the gpedit to allow guest access on both systems. checked if smb is installed it is. not sure what else im missing the account isnt diasbled it works perfectly fine on the amd rig and my surface pro 5. but thius one quit 2 days into using it. i can see it but nothing will let me connect or get it to ask me for credentials.

 

[sswilson]

What's \\empire?

Are you saying you can't connect to the network at all from that pc, or that you can't connect to your internal network share?

It sounds like it's trying to connect to a specific network location as opposed to just pulling an active IP to connect.

edit: It's not saying that your PC account is disabled, it's saying that \\Empire is either offline, or you don't have the creds to access it.

 

[Shadowarez]

trying to access the network share on the nas for whatever reason this pc (intel) cannot connect to it after a few days saying the account is disabled which it isnt as i can see it active,

 

[sswilson]

Ah, well above my pay grade then.

I'd be looking at your NAS permissions though. If other PCs can connect to it through the internal network without any special permissions then for some reason your NAS doesn't like the new PC.

It's not something simple like the new PC NIC being set to public as opposed to private is it?

 

[JD]

Is the username and password the same on your PC as the user on the NAS? Might just be getting mixed up if so.

Did you go into Credential Manager and clear it out from there?

Can also try running "NET USE * /DELETE" to clear any connections.

Another thought would be to use the IP address instead.

 

[Shadowarez]

iv unfortunately tried that as well it takes longer to try connect but comes cannot access net use shows no entries in the list.

 

[sswilson]

Have you tried creating a new account on the new PC to see if it can connect? If it can, that'd point to something going on with your account as configured, if it can't then maybe look at the IP and/or network card itself?

Do you have a wireless dongle you can throw onto it to see if it can connect with a different network connection?

 

[Shadowarez]

I'll give it a shot this was my next steps to try use the wifi one th Asus Strix i-gaming z790.