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>>Thanks Brandon,
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>>Do you know of any drawbacks in going back to SMB1? Does disabling SMB2 automatically makes windows 7 use SMB1?
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>Yes, disabling SMB2 forces the computer to use SMB1. Technically speaking SMB2 does some things more efficiently. In practicality, I've never encountered any drawbacks from using SMB1. From what I understand SMB2's big purpose was to avoid possible patent infringement by SMB1.


Thanks!