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When connecting to a shared folder on the network, it is asking for network credentials (username and password), even though I have password protected sharing disabled. What is especially odd is that we can type in random text as the username and password and it works fine.

Is this an error? If not, how can I enter in the fake credentials from a batch file?

I'm using Windows 10 home (latest update). I disabled password protected sharing in sharing options in the control panel.

Mark Deven
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Not really sure how exactly you disabled the "password protected sharing". But what should solve the problem is to allow read (and write, depending on you're goal) for everyone (which I assume you did correctly) and also change the security settings for everyone:

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The access via command line I think this is it (but I'm not 100%): 

\\<server>\<sharename> /USER:<domain>\<username> <password>
Albin
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