Windows 10 can't map network drive of Linux samba server

Samba server version is Samba version 4.11.6-Ubuntu. Windows client version is 20H2 build 19042.1052

Not sure what happened with the connection as it has worked before. Now I've tried everything and it still doesn't want to connect.

Here is some facts that may help:

• I can connect to the server through samba on my macOS laptop.
• I can ping my server with it's ipv4 192.168.x.x
• I've tried both enabling and disabling SMB1.0 in Windows features
• I've tried putting a min protocol = SMB2 in smb.conf
• My Windows client workgroup is WORKGROUP and in smb.conf I have workgroup = WORKGROUP
• I do not have firewall enabled on my samba server (ufw)
• Log file of my client in samba [2021/06/28 08:53:12.829695, 0] ../../source3/smbd/process.c:340(read_packet_remainder) read_fd_with_timeout failed for client 192.168.1.6 read error = NT_STATUS_END_OF_FILE.
• net view \\192.168.x.x returns System error 53 has occurred. The network path was not found.

The DNS Client service should be running to support the network shares. Enabling the DNS Client service and turning on the network discovery will help the Samba shares became enabled.

If the DNS Client service is disabled any services that explicitly depend on it will fail to start. In your case it's the Remote Access Connection Manager service. It depends on the DNS Client service and required to support the Network discovery.

A solution of similar problem is described here: Why the Samba shares on Debian became inaccessible after Windows 10 update to 20H2?