Smb 1.0 need enable under windows Features turn on or off .netframework 3.5 also need netframework used for older things like microsd management.I don't know what you think "Truths microsd supports for windows" is supposed to mean, but I don't think anyone else is going to figure it out.
I also don't know why you think .NET 3.5 is supposed to have anything to do with SMB support.
In any case, anyone who needs to transfer files over wifi with a 3DS is much better off using FTPd than microSD Management. Microsoft is making it increasingly difficult to enable SMB 1.0 under Windows 11 because it is an enormously insecure protocol and leaving it enabled on your computer is a major security vulnerability. Running Windows 7 in general these days is probably problematic from a security standpoint.
Reportedly people have been able to use microSD Management with https://www.mucommander.com/ , which would be much safer since it is a separate program from the OS.
(Some people also claim that microSD Management is not reliable and causes data corruption, but that seems like an exaggeration.)
Reportedly people have been able to use microSD Management with https://www.mucommander.com/ , which would be much safer since it is a separate program from the OS.
Now that's news. Do you know which releases? I tried Googling and couldn't figure it out. It sounds like a good case for someone making a fork.Sadly recent releases of mucommander dropped support for smb1
Use file explorer not 3rd party apps found.Sadly recent releases of mucommander dropped support for smb1
Your enthusiasm for contributing is appreciated, but please understand this sentence makes no sense in English!Use file explorer not 3rd party apps found.
Recommend homebrew ftp server.Your enthusiasm for contributing is appreciated, but please understand this sentence makes no sense in English!
I already explained why you shouldn't enable the SMB1 support in Windows.
Now that's news. Do you know which releases? I tried Googling and couldn't figure it out. It sounds like a good case for someone making a fork.