Thank you, Rob Morin, for the solution..
Source: http://www.hightechdad.com/2007/05/09/how-to-fix-master-browser-mrxsmb-event-id-8003-errors/
Another way to fix this, rather than stopping/disabling the Computer
Browser Service is to unbind NetBIOS from Tcp on each of the interfaces.
To find out which interfaces are bound, type 'BROWSTAT.EXE DN' at a
command prompt - this will list the interfaces such as
'DeviceNetBT_Tcpip_{7B935...' as displayed in your System Event Log.
Steps to disable NetBIOS over TCP:
1) Open Network Connections in the Control Panel
2) Open the Properties dialog for any interface
3) If TCP/IP is checked, select it and click 'Properties'. (If it is not checked, click 'Cancel' - this interface does not have tcp/ip bound)
4) Click the 'Advanced' button
5) On the 'WINS' tab, select the radio button for 'Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP'
6) Click OK, OK, then Close
If you run BROWSTAT.EXE DN again, the list of interfaces should be one less now. Keep doing this for each interface in the list and you will eliminate all of these MRxSMB messages.
This can also be disabled using DHCP options if you are using DHCP on your network. Just be careful when you have legacy and non-Windoze boxes that need WINS to connect to the network.
1) Open Network Connections in the Control Panel
2) Open the Properties dialog for any interface
3) If TCP/IP is checked, select it and click 'Properties'. (If it is not checked, click 'Cancel' - this interface does not have tcp/ip bound)
4) Click the 'Advanced' button
5) On the 'WINS' tab, select the radio button for 'Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP'
6) Click OK, OK, then Close
If you run BROWSTAT.EXE DN again, the list of interfaces should be one less now. Keep doing this for each interface in the list and you will eliminate all of these MRxSMB messages.
This can also be disabled using DHCP options if you are using DHCP on your network. Just be careful when you have legacy and non-Windoze boxes that need WINS to connect to the network.
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