If I enter the Microsoft credentials though ( E-mail, Password) I can see most shares (except for the username share) trying to access the homes share in Windows Explorer throws an error stating that A device attached to the system is not functioning trying to access all other shares prompts me to Enter network credentials again with an Access is denied comment. I have set /mnt/tank/home to be shared with Use as home share: true Confusingly, I can now see a homes share and a username share (both with the same content) as well as the other shares. When the policy editor opens, head to the following path Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options and double-click on Accounts: Block Microsoft accounts option. If I enter the FreeNAS credentials ( Username, Password) I can see the shares and access them (where permitted to in the file system). Here’s how: Open the Run dialog box by pressing Windows + R key combo and type in gpedit.msc and hit enter. Still, trying to access \freenas in Windows Explorer always prompts me to Enter network credentials with a The user name or password is incorrect comment. I log in to my Windows 10 machine using a Microsoft Account and have set up the FreeNAS account accordingly ( E-Mail, Password identical to the Microsoft credentials, Microsoft Account = true)

I am trying to get my Windows 10 machine to connect to my FreeNAS 11 SMB shares without having to enter any credentials - that is, having Windows automatically log in with my Microsoft Account credentials.

Cannot access my microsoft account