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I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and aan Apache LAMP server.
The The Windows network no longer shows the Linux machines in the network folder. I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently, the Raspberry is using

[USBDrive]     
 comment = The 32Gb USB data  drive     
 path = /media/USBDATA32      
 force user = aqk     
 guest ok = no      
 create mask = 0775      
 directory mask = 0775     
 browseable = yes      
; public = yes      
 read only = no

I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba.
And a A while back there was no problem with the share... Any ideas?

I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and a Apache LAMP server.
The Windows network no longer shows the Linux machines in the network folder. I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently the Raspberry is using

[USBDrive]     
 comment = The 32Gb USB data  drive     
 path = /media/USBDATA32      
 force user = aqk     
 guest ok = no      
 create mask = 0775      
 directory mask = 0775     
 browseable = yes      
; public = yes      
 read only = no

I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba.
And a while back there was no problem with the share... Any ideas?

I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and an Apache LAMP server. The Windows network no longer shows the Linux machines in the network folder. I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently, the Raspberry is using

[USBDrive]     
 comment = The 32Gb USB data  drive     
 path = /media/USBDATA32      
 force user = aqk     
 guest ok = no      
 create mask = 0775      
 directory mask = 0775     
 browseable = yes      
; public = yes      
 read only = no

I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba. A while back there was no problem with the share.

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Windows-10 network no longer shows linuxLinux machines

I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and a Apache LAMP server. 
The Windows network no longer shows the linuxLinux machines in the network folder. I I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserverwebserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently the Raspberry is using [USBDrive]
comment = The 32Gb USB data drive
path = /media/USBDATA32
force user = aqk
guest ok = no
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0775
browseable = yes
; public = yes
read only = no
#############################
I

[USBDrive]     
 comment = The 32Gb USB data  drive     
 path = /media/USBDATA32      
 force user = aqk     
 guest ok = no      
 create mask = 0775      
 directory mask = 0775     
 browseable = yes      
; public = yes      
 read only = no

I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba. And
And a while back there was no problem with the share.... Any ideas?

Windows-10 network no longer shows linux machines

I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and a Apache LAMP server. The Windows network no longer shows the linux machines in the network folder. I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently the Raspberry is using [USBDrive]
comment = The 32Gb USB data drive
path = /media/USBDATA32
force user = aqk
guest ok = no
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0775
browseable = yes
; public = yes
read only = no
#############################
I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba. And a while back there was no problem with the share.... Any ideas?

Windows-10 network no longer shows Linux machines

I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and a Apache LAMP server. 
The Windows network no longer shows the Linux machines in the network folder. I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently the Raspberry is using

[USBDrive]     
 comment = The 32Gb USB data  drive     
 path = /media/USBDATA32      
 force user = aqk     
 guest ok = no      
 create mask = 0775      
 directory mask = 0775     
 browseable = yes      
; public = yes      
 read only = no

I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba.
And a while back there was no problem with the share... Any ideas?

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Windows-10 network no longer shows linux machines

I have two Windows-10 PCs as well as a small laptop running Lubuntu, and a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian and a Apache LAMP server. The Windows network no longer shows the linux machines in the network folder. I can ping them, and the Raspbian webserver works OK.

Windows is now version 1809, build 17763.107. I have tried all sorts of Samba configs- currently the Raspberry is using [USBDrive]
comment = The 32Gb USB data drive
path = /media/USBDATA32
force user = aqk
guest ok = no
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0775
browseable = yes
; public = yes
read only = no
#############################
I suspect this is more of a Windows problem that Linux or Samba. And a while back there was no problem with the share.... Any ideas?