I type systemctl --type=service
The result about SAMBA:
samba.service loaded failed failed Samba AD Daemon
smb.service loaded active running Samba SMB Daemon
But I can read the share folder from other PC.
My smb.conf is default.
The samba daemon on your machine doesn’t have anything to do with mounting/looking at samba shares from another machine.
The daemon is used to provide services from your machine to others.
Thanks for that! When I started to write the answer, that’s what I wanted to end with, but by that time, I forgot to mention he doesn’t need it so it’s safe to disable it…
If you want to use it as an Active Directory Controller, you may want to configure it properly.
If not (and this is much more likely), just disable it like @Fabby suggested.