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The link mentions SMB support. This is usually turned off by default. This is a deliberate action, over the past years, by MS. The choice remains yours. Mine remains off, but I continue to have file sharing.Thanks, Wolfie -- I'll carefully step through all these tips today.
You might like to read this if you do wish to activate it?

Windows 10 tip: Stop using the horribly insecure SMBv1 protocol | ZDNet
For years, Microsoft has been recommending that you disable the vulnerable SMBv1 protocol. Recent ransomware outbreaks underscore the need to take this important step. Here's how.
