My system is connected with a local LAN connection with 30 PC's. I'm not able to access the shared drive in the network, but I'm able to ping the IP address in which the drive is present. I have checked to start all the services, which are to be started and i have check the TCP/UDP ports also, but even after that I'm not able to access the drive, the same error message is being displayed again and again. Please help me to rectify the problem. I'm trying to solve the problem for the last 1 week. I have tried various solutions which are present in various web site, but I'm not able to find a proper solution. So please help me.
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Are you able to ping the name?– Greg AskewNov 8, 2012 at 12:03
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Start by telling us how you're trying to access the share. I'm assuming it's by UNC path, is that correct? If so, are you accessing it by name or ip address?– joeqwertyNov 8, 2012 at 14:41
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Make sure that TCP/IP NetBIOS service is enabled and set to Automatic
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LmHosts
On right side, double click on DependOnService
Delete NetBT value alone and click ok
Try start the service now, if it doesn’t start, restart the server.
