Metanis
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Very probably just me, but after recently updating my main daily driver to 11-23H2 my ability to connect to shared resources on my local network broke due to failed credentials.
By that I mean I had to re-enter Microsoft Account passwords on each machine and on my own machine (and reboot them all!) before I could seamlessly connect to every machine. And it wasn't enough to do it inside File Explorer, I had to do it from a cmd prompt with /persistent:yes in order to get a routine batch file to work correctly.
Again, it's probably just me since I'm constantly experimenting with stuff in my local environment, however I really hadn't done anything that should have invalidated saved credentials.
Just throwing this out there in case anyone runs into local network sharing issues.
The affected machines were another 11 machine on which I use my own credentials, and a 10 machine I use my wife's credentials. (She told me she'd divorce me or cut off my nuts if I put 11 on her machine!) All machines run Pro. All machines have sharing enabled. The batch file I wrote is one that synchronizes some files between the machines so it needs read/write permissions. I've used that batch file for years so it's nothing new.
By that I mean I had to re-enter Microsoft Account passwords on each machine and on my own machine (and reboot them all!) before I could seamlessly connect to every machine. And it wasn't enough to do it inside File Explorer, I had to do it from a cmd prompt with /persistent:yes in order to get a routine batch file to work correctly.
Again, it's probably just me since I'm constantly experimenting with stuff in my local environment, however I really hadn't done anything that should have invalidated saved credentials.
Just throwing this out there in case anyone runs into local network sharing issues.
The affected machines were another 11 machine on which I use my own credentials, and a 10 machine I use my wife's credentials. (She told me she'd divorce me or cut off my nuts if I put 11 on her machine!) All machines run Pro. All machines have sharing enabled. The batch file I wrote is one that synchronizes some files between the machines so it needs read/write permissions. I've used that batch file for years so it's nothing new.
