You can also manage protocols like Server Message Block in Windows 10 using PowerShell – with the right command. Just like adjusting the settings via Control Panel, you’ll need administrator rights since Windows will otherwise deny you access to the necessary options.
Step 1: Start PowerShell as an administrator
For the first step, open PowerShell with administrator rights. There are two ways to do this: If it’s available in your Windows 10 installation, you’ll find the menu item “Windows PowerShell (administrator)” in the quick-start menu (right-click on the Windows icon). Simply clicking on this option will start the practical configuration framework. Alternatively, enter “PowerShell” in the Windows search bar, select the search result with a right-click and then click on “Run as administrator”: