Why won't Windows 10 connect to a remote samba server on Linux?

Question

linux

All the best!
Help me figure out the problem of connecting to a samba server located on a remote VPS (Ubuntu 18)
With Mac OS and Windows 7 - everything works fine and without problems, but it doesn’t want to connect with Win 10, it gives an error like "The remote computer is not responding to connections through port 445 ....." The
firewall on Win 10 was disabled, on ubuntu where the samba server is running, the ufw utility allowed everything, but nothing.
I read that on 10-ke SMB1 is disabled by default, and it has already been enabled (although of course it would be nice to work with version 2 or 3). And still doesn't work.
There is nothing in the logs, only a new empty log file is added with the name of the computer from which I am trying to connect ....
Users are also added (works with win7 and mac os)
Here is the samba config:

.....

[samba-share]
comment = Samba on Ubuntu
path = /mnt/volume-nbg1-1/shared_files
read only = no
browsable = yes

Here, as it were, everything is default + 5 of my lines at the end of the file

Answer 1

More precisely, can you make a mistake?
Have you enabled insecure guest logins?
In smb.conf try

[global]
        server max protocol = NT1
        server min protocol = CORE
        client max protocol = NT1
        client min protocol = CORE

Answer 2

There, take a closer look, where you turn on smb1, there is still an option that turns it off, check the checkboxes more carefully