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Old February 24th 10, 05:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
dikgee
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problem trying to remove a folder from being shared. when I open properties/
share the boxes to select/unselect sharing on this folder are greed out. I
can access the folder and view its contents. not sure why selections are
greyed out. any ideas????
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Old February 26th 10, 12:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
Anteaus
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Default remove sharing from folder

Probably because you are logged-on as a limited user account.

Try:
runas /user:Admininstrator cmd.exe

Net share {sharename} /delete

"dikgee" wrote:

problem trying to remove a folder from being shared. when I open properties/
share the boxes to select/unselect sharing on this folder are greed out. I
can access the folder and view its contents. not sure why selections are
greyed out. any ideas????

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Old February 28th 10, 02:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
dikgee
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Default remove sharing from folder

thank you, it workede

"Anteaus" wrote:

Probably because you are logged-on as a limited user account.

Try:
runas /user:Admininstrator cmd.exe

Net share {sharename} /delete

"dikgee" wrote:

problem trying to remove a folder from being shared. when I open properties/
share the boxes to select/unselect sharing on this folder are greed out. I
can access the folder and view its contents. not sure why selections are
greyed out. any ideas????

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Old February 28th 10, 03:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
Roger Harrison
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Default remove sharing from folder


"Anteaus" wrote in message
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Probably because you are logged-on as a limited user account.

Try:
runas /user:Admininstrator cmd.exe

Net share {sharename} /delete

"dikgee" wrote:

problem trying to remove a folder from being shared. when I open
properties/
share the boxes to select/unselect sharing on this folder are greed out.
I
can access the folder and view its contents. not sure why selections are
greyed out. any ideas????


You posted a few commands(runas /user:Admininstrator cmd.exe



Net share {sharename} /delete)

My question is a: where is a list for these commands and b:what does each
command do?? thanks


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Old February 28th 10, 10:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
FromTheRafters[_3_]
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Default remove sharing from folder

At the command prompt, type "net help" without the quotes. Also at the
command prompt, type "runas /?" without the quotes.

"Roger Harrison" wrote in message
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"Anteaus" wrote in message
...
Probably because you are logged-on as a limited user account.

Try:
runas /user:Admininstrator cmd.exe

Net share {sharename} /delete

"dikgee" wrote:

problem trying to remove a folder from being shared. when I open
properties/
share the boxes to select/unselect sharing on this folder are greed
out. I
can access the folder and view its contents. not sure why selections
are
greyed out. any ideas????


You posted a few commands(runas /user:Admininstrator cmd.exe



Net share {sharename} /delete)

My question is a: where is a list for these commands and b:what does
each command do?? thanks




 




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