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I'm having the same problem, some of my folders are shared but others Won't
let me share them unless I go in and check them off to share separately. Is there a way I can have all files shared without doing this. What have I missed? "Doug Knox MS-MVP" wrote in message ... You may need to specifically share these folders, and/or allow user access to them over the Network. -- Doug Knox, MS-MVP Windows XP/ Windows Smart Display Win 95/98/Me/XP Tweaks and Fixes http://www.dougknox.com -------------------------------- Associate Expert ExpertZone - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone -------------------------------- Please reply only to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Unsolicited e-mail is not answered. " MS" wrote in message ... I recently posted the following post to the general Windows networking NG, but haven't yet seen a reply there, so I'll also post it to a few XP newsgroups, and see if anyone can offer any insight into the following problem: ----------------------------- Two laptops, both running Windows XP Home Edition, both with built-in network adapter and port, that I wanted to transfer files between. Of course that could be done with Direct Cable Connection, but only with a slow serial or parallel connection. (I'm surprised that hasn't been upgraded to work with USB, Firewire, etc.) I was advised to get a crossover network cable, and set the two laptops up as a home network. I have done that. Of course, since I am the only person on the network, I wanted all files to be available for copying between the computers. I set the root drive of each computer to enable sharing, which seems to also enable all the subfolders--- EXCEPT--The whole \Windows folder and all its subfolders is unavailable to the network, as is the whole \Program Files folder and all its subfolders. There are some files in those branches that I'd like to copy from one computer to another. Is there any way to enable those branches for sharing? A registry tweak? Or do I have to use DCC and a parallel cable to transfer those files? Thanks to anyone for your assistance, Mike |
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