Network shares C:\ as $ share

[Brendan Perez]

The C$ is an administrative share, Ie. for administering
that drive, adding shares, setting security to C: over
the network. As far as I can see, only administrators
can access this drive over the network and only when they
reference it directly. "\\computername\c$" should be the
only way to get to it. The same applies to "ADMIN$"
which points to your windows directory

You can't remove it without disabling file and print
sharing and/or disabling the "server" service
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>
>Whenever I restart my computer, windows automatically
>shares my C: drive as C$ over the network. When I stop
>sharing it, a message appears telling me that it will be
>shared again if the server is restarted or the system is
>rebooted.
>
>I am running XP Pro, using NTFS and Advanced file
sharing
>is activated. I am also on a workgroup network. I have
>restricted access under the security tab to my username
>only.
>
>But how can I stop windows from automatically sharing
the
>c drive each time my computer is rebooted??
>
>Hope someone can help
>
>Cheers,
>Ad-
>.
>