Hello All,
Solutions to : This Topic may have been on this forum prior … However the page below did not work for me. Any ideas (Windows 10 no problems)
Accessing a third-party NAS with SMB in Windows 11 24H2 may fail | Microsoft Community Hub
How do I get new music files to my NUC under Win 11??
Thank you roon forum,
Can you say more about why it did not work for you? The article in question is valid.
Hello @EnjoyTheMusic,
Thank you for reaching Roon support.
Probably you have the issue with the SMB v 1.0 ,which is not enabled You can follow the guide here:
In case you can’t find a network share, you can follow the guide here:
To access the data folder within your Nucleus/ROCK running Roon Server, follow the steps below. Be sure all instances of Roon and Roon Server are powered off before making any changes.
Connect To Roon OS - Roon OS exposes a shared network folder called Data. You can access this SMB share by following the instructions here, or review the steps below. We’ll share an example for accessing the Data folder within the Nucleus/ROCK file system :
(Note - be sure to replace NUCLEUS with NUCLEUSPLUS if you have a Nucleus+, NUCLEUSONE if you have a Nucleus One, and NUCLEUSTITAN if you have a Nucleus Titan)
Or, you can enter: smb://[IP Address of your Nucleus/ROCK] (don’t include the brackets, only the IP address)
a. If prompted for a login, enter:
b. Username: **guest** Password: **guest**
c. If you receive an authorization error, [stop here and report the error to our Technical Support Team](https://account.roonlabs.com/en/contact/new-ts-request).
Hello Geoff, I still get a login credential request after network mapping \rock\data. Is there a way to drop new music file direct via roon ? Thank you.
The credentials for RoonOS (which is what your NUC uses) are username guest and password guest.
You don’t need to enable SMB v1 as @vadim suggests.
See here:
Hi @EnjoyTheMusic,
Are you still running into trouble? @Geoff_Coupe and @bearFNF’s suggestions should have helped with logging in, but let us know if you’re still stuck.
Hi Daniel, Yes, \roon\data\ is still invisible. I can use roon as normal yet can not add music files. (I purchase music - download only and do not use streaming services, so file exchange is very important to me.)
Thank you.
Well, yes, \\roon\data does not exist, that’s why it is “invisible”. What happens when you put \\rock\data\ into the address field of Windows File explorer (not the Search field)? A screenshot of what you see would be very helpful for further diagnosis by the support team.
whoops,
sorry I meant \\rock\data.
SMB v1 is enabled.
Tried both Private and Public networks also
And please show us a screenshot of what you see when you enter this into Windows File Explorer…
Hi @EnjoyTheMusic,
As @Geoff_Coupe mentioned, it would be really helpful if you could share a screenshot of what you’re seeing. When you get a moment, please upload one.
This error is usually because the Windows security permissions have got messed up. I would doublecheck that you have followed the steps given in the article you referred to in your first post correctly.
Hello, I have followed the ‘Windows Security Permissions’ and all is correct. I have tried other settings and now am back to the screen shot image above. Very frustrating…
I can run Roon via a Windows 11 PC but can not map \rock\data to add my bought files!!
I can imagine - Microsoft doesn’t make it easy. It may be that some of the settings in the Registry are contradicting each other and causing this error. Searching for this error throws up a lot of possible solutions, but I don’t know for certain which are the good ones…
Solved : Do this at your own risk. I take no responsibility should you take this action :
Run ‘Windows Powershell’ then (right click) Run as Administrator.
at the prompt c:\windows\system32> (type the below exactly)
Set-SmbClientConfiguration -RequireSecuritySignature $false
(then enter) Y and press enter.
Er, this was step 8b in the original article that you posted the link to. I thought you said that you had followed the steps?
Darn there it is in step 8. Not sure how I missed this !?!?! Feel a bit silly now. Not to mention the hours I lost 
Oh well, now you can enjoy the music… 
