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A user received the following error message while trying to access a shared drive: Network Path was Not Found. Which of the following should be performed to resolve the issue? (Choose two.)
I believe the answer is to Reset TCP/IP and Disable Local firewalls. Lifewire talks about these solutions here: https://www.lifewire.com/network-path-was-not-found-3971341
When you use the "netsh" command to reset the TCP/IP and reboot the OS, it will return Windows to a clean state
As for disabling the local firewalls, temporarily disabling the firewall will help you figure out if a firewall is preventing your network from sharing properly
Hmm, actually I think I am wrong. The question is asking to resolve the issue not identify. Reset TCP/IP and clearing the DNS cache are actual solutions that solve this issue.
When I read share-drive, I associated with the path on a local network. But the options listed here are more about accessing a remote-shared drive. In this link talks about the symptoms of a corrupted tcp/ip stack (OSI model) as well as the corrupted/malfunctioning DNS.
Answer: tcp/ip reset & dns flushing
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