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I have an odd problem with one machine out of 90.
Win 7 x64 SP1, working fine previously. Joined to domain and able to access mapped drives on file server.
This morning, user has IP from DHCP server, but not able to access any network resource or internet.
Can ping servers and they resolve correctly.
Have dis-joined from domain and logged in local account to test this out.
Flushed DNS cache. Reset IP Stack. Restarted.
Windows Firewall and AVG disabled.
Internet access is now possible.
Ping SERVER resolves with correct IP address (10.1.2.1)
RDP into SERVER or 10.1.2.1 and it connects file.
Browse to \\SERVER or \\10.1.2.1 it comes up with Windows is unable to access \\SERVER. Error 0x80004005
Computer Browser service is set to Auto and is running.
Any ideas?
Windows cannot access \server
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Error code: 0x80004005
It does the same when connecting to either a server on the domain or not. I cannot join the machine back to the domain as it cannot find the domain server.
I've also tried manually forcing it to use domain credentials as suggested by manually mapping the share and using other credentials, but that comes up with a different error.
Error code: 0x800704cf
Are you sure about the error code? There aren't any search results for that code. Also, I guess the single backslash for the UNC path is just a mishap, right? – megamorf – 2015-06-18T08:55:00.420
Yes that's the error code that comes up. The editor on here seems to have removed double backslash on my post. – OWSam – 2015-06-18T08:56:12.340
Please verify that the error code is correct. Bing and google return a single search result and that is this question on superuser.com.
Also since you've reset the machine's secure channel with re-joining the domain it seems more like an ACL-issue. Can you try accessing the location on the fileserver with an account that can access it from a different machine. – megamorf – 2015-06-18T09:00:35.640
My apologies, the correct code is 0x800084005. I'd mistyped it. The computer is still not joined to the domain, and I cannot access the file server. Any other computer not joined to the domain, when I go to \SERVER, it requests username and password as you'd expect. This machine simply throws the error. – OWSam – 2015-06-18T09:03:02.507
Have a look at the event log then. And your code still cannot be resolved. Does it say anything in addition to the code? (There's usually a short line below the error code in the details section of the error window). – megamorf – 2015-06-18T09:14:09.097
I've taken a screenshot of the error, and attached it to my original post. – OWSam – 2015-06-18T09:28:33.487
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possible duplicate of Windows cannot access \[other computer] error code 0x80004005
– DavidPostill – 2015-06-18T09:33:18.9231I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because OP states: "I gave up on this in the end and simply backed up everything upgraded to Win 8.1" – music2myear – 2018-02-21T22:15:23.233