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How to fix error 0x80070035 Windows 10?

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Error 0x80070035 is the classic "network path not found" when Windows cannot reach a share. For : this almost always boils down to name resolution, a blocked SMB service, or a discovery/firewall setting. ’s direction (network shares) and ’s pointer to official docs are useful; below is a compact, practical troubleshooting flow that resolves the issue in most cases.

Quick checklist and commands to run (use the server IP to rule out name/DNS issues):

  • Confirm basic connectivity and name resolution.
  • Ensure Network Profile = Private, and Network Discovery + File and Printer Sharing are enabled.
  • Check Windows Firewall / third-party AV for blocked SMB/File Sharing rules.
  • If the target is old, check SMB version compatibility (SMBv1 may be required).
  • Verify service and NetBIOS settings.

Run these from an elevated command prompt:

ping 192.168.1.50
ipconfig /all
ipconfig /flushdns
nbtstat -A 192.168.1.50
net view \\192.168.1.50
net use \\192.168.1.50\Share /user:username

Notes, cautions, and common fixes: use the IP address (\x.x.x.x\Share) to bypass DNS. If net view fails but ping works, the problem is service/SMB or firewall related. For legacy NAS or XP-era devices that only speak SMBv1, enabling "SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support" via Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Turn Windows features on or off can restore access, but SMBv1 is insecure—prefer firmware updates or devices that support SMBv2/3. Also check that Function Discovery Resource Publication and related discovery services are running, and that NetBIOS over TCP/IP is enabled on the adapter if the network relies on NetBIOS names.

If these steps still fail, collect the outputs of the commands above and the Windows System/Event logs for share-related errors; they point to whether the issue is name resolution, credentials, SMB negotiation, or firewall blocking.

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Get rid of Windows 10? Sorry, sarcasm showing up here...

Have you looked on the MS web site for what that error means, and how to fix it?

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What are you doing that triggers the error? Are you trying to access networked drives?

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