mount -o fileaccess=755 \192.168.1.100\share X:
An NFS client is a software component that allows a computer to access and mount NFS shares from a remote server. The NFS client sends requests to the NFS server to access and retrieve files, and the server responds by sending the requested files back to the client.
By default, Windows NFS client uses with UID -2, leading to permission issues. To map Linux UIDs to Windows users:
There are several reasons why you might need an NFS client on Windows 10:
How to Install and Configure an NFS Client on Windows 10
# Basic mount (NFSv3 default) mount \\192.168.1.100\share X:
mount -o nolock,hard \192.168.1.100\share X: