Scanning to windows 10

[REGSIS]

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...r-version-1709

This is true.

And now even regular updates can uninstall SMB 1,

[najoor]

We seem to be having a lot of problems getting the Konica Minolta machines to scan to smb with windows 10. Never have any problems when customer is using windows 7. I believe it's a security thing or permissions thing but so far can't find it. Would appreciate any suggestions. THANKS!
Johnny

remove update security windows 10
Problems with Internet Connection Sharing after 2017-11 Windows 10 - Microsoft Community

[wjurls]

Going through this issue right now at the school district. Older builds of Windows 10 accept SMB scans just fine from Bizhub "4" and "e" series. The latest build of Windows 10 has some security updates that blocks SMB 1.0 and 2.0. These updates were needed due to some ransomware worms that exploited it. Bizhub "8" series machines already support SMB 3.0 and can scan to all builds of Win 10 just fine. No firmware updates to add SMB 3.0 to older Bizhubs are available yet. Hopefully KM will address this soon.

I will update here as soon as a solution or viable workaround is found.

Lee
The Copy Guys

[guitar9199]

Going through this issue right now at the school district. Older builds of Windows 10 accept SMB scans just fine from Bizhub "4" and "e" series. The latest build of Windows 10 has some security updates that blocks SMB 1.0 and 2.0. These updates were needed due to some ransomware worms that exploited it. Bizhub "8" series machines already support SMB 3.0 and can scan to all builds of Win 10 just fine. No firmware updates to add SMB 3.0 to older Bizhubs are available yet. Hopefully KM will address this soon.

I will update here as soon as a solution or viable workaround is found.

Lee
The Copy Guys

One of the things I've run into is "NetBIOS over DHCP" in the IPv4 adapter. SMB doesn't seem to like that too much. Go into the properties of the IPv4 adapter, click the Advanced button and WINS tab, and change it to "NetBIOS over TCP/IP", and see if that makes a difference.

[Elmo]

You can turn SMB 1 back on
go to add /remove programs---type windows features into the search box
it will load features list
scroll down to SMBv1/CIFS
you have 3 options
remove tick from auto removal option
This will allow SMBv1 to work
it not an ideal solution but can help if your waiting for a firmware update for the machine

[Elmo]

Make sure network type is set to private
Right click shared folder, sharing tab, permissions, advanced permissions and make sure user has sufficient rights
Same with the security tab
At the copier, Administrator, network, SMB Client enable NTLM V1/NTLM V2

if you can enable NTLM v2 on your device this will work without having to turn SMBv1 back on at your pc

[REGSIS]

if you can enable NTLM v2 on your device this will work without having to turn SMBv1 back on at your pc

Didn't work for me. Only turning back SMB 1 on win 10 made it work.

[Elmo]

you often have to switch the smb client port to 445 aswell

[Synaux]

You can turn SMB 1 back on
go to add /remove programs---type windows features into the search box
it will load features list
scroll down to SMBv1/CIFS
you have 3 options
remove tick from auto removal option
This will allow SMBv1 to work
it not an ideal solution but can help if your waiting for a firmware update for the machine

I know this is an old post, but just ran into this. Elmo's reply was the only thing that worked for me on c654s (and naturally the last thing I tried). Seems that only SMB 1 Server needs to be installed


Was there ever a FW to fix this? Perhaps the E version up?

[CP-1015]

We seem to be having a lot of problems getting the Konica Minolta machines to scan to smb with windows 10. Never have any problems when customer is using windows 7. I believe it's a security thing or permissions thing but so far can't find it. Would appreciate any suggestions. THANKS!
Johnny

It would be interest from what machine you want to scan. The 4e-Series scan with older firmware only SMB1-Protocol with newer firmware although SMB2-Protocol. Than open PowerShell as administrator and check the networkcategory:Netconnectionprofile.PNG
Get-NetConnectionProfile

Afterwards:
Get-SMBServerConfiguration
SMBProtocol.jpg