@lesm Windows 11 has a networking bug (Has had it for a while) it doesn't want to open shared items.

  @lesm, As another user mentioned, it appears to be a W11 BUG, and it had to do with SMB protocol.

For instance, if I use the COMMAND PROMPT, I have some NET VIEW issues:

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PS C:\> net view
System error 6118 has occurred.

The list of servers for this workgroup is not currently available

PS C:\>

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Before some W11 Update version it worked perfectly, I'd see my PC, wife's PC, and the Router SHARES..

However, it does work somewhat using SHARE NAMES:

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PS C:\> net view \\tp-share
Shared resources at \\tp-share

Share name  Type  Used as  Comment

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G           Disk
The command completed successfully.

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Now if you want FULL ACCESS to that drive on the Router (G:), use NET USE:

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PS C:\> net use v: \\tp-share\g
The command completed successfully.

PS C:\> dir v:

    Directory: v:\

Mode                 LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                 -------------         ------ ----
d----            9/2/2024  7:10 AM                $RECYCLE.BIN
d----            9/2/2024  7:10 AM                Acronis Backup
d----            9/2/2024  7:10 AM                asusware
d----            9/2/2024  7:10 AM                Pictures
d----          11/22/2024  7:01 PM                share
d----            9/2/2024  7:10 AM                System Volume Information
d----            9/2/2024  7:10 AM                VProRecovery
-a---           7/31/2024  8:28 AM          16227 l_mychart.JPG
-a---            8/1/2024  7:32 AM          12580 l_myuhc.JPG
-a---           5/26/2018  7:28 PM             19 qc_1
-a---            3/5/2012  5:44 PM        1644118 SeagateExpansion.ico
-a---           1/13/2016  9:00 PM         611096 seatools-for-windows-en-us.pdf

PS C:\>

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You now have FULL ACCESS on your PC using V: as the drive letter.

By the way, a network of Windows 10 and Windows 11 PC's all exhibit the same problem, with some minor differences.