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Old March 11th 04, 08:26 PM
George
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Nico,

Would this explain why all I can get is something like "access denied" from
my WinXP PC#1 when I look at another WinXP PC#2 across the room

I simply shared the entire c-drive on PC#2, but PC#1 gets some type of
denied message. It's certainly possible that I had just "deleted" it from
My Network Places on PC#1 at some point, in the early WinXP "learning
months" and then re-shared it again on PC#2. (I can share certan
sub-folders like PC#2's "documents" but not all of PC#2's c-drive).

1) Is this the reason for why PC#1 can't access c-drive on PC#2, or 2) can I
restore it somewho so I can get to the whole c-drive on PC#2?

Thanks
George


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Old March 12th 04, 04:08 AM
Nico Tomacelli [MSFT]
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Hi George,

The root of a drive, like C, is shared out by default but only a computer
administrator or a member of the Administrators group can access this. By
default, the PC2 will try and connect to PC1 as a Guest. You can try
connecting to the C$ drive on PC1 by doing the following:

Start - Right Click My Computer - Map Network Drive.
Pick any drive letter.
Enter the path \\machinename\c$
Click on Connect using different name.
Enter the user name and password of an administrator on PC1.
Click Finish.

This should open up a window to the share on the computer. If you want this
to persist across logins, then you will have to check the box for "Reconnect
at logon".

Thanks,
Nico Tomacelli
Microsoft Corp.
US - Windows CoSOLID

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Nico,

Would this explain why all I can get is something like "access denied"
from
my WinXP PC#1 when I look at another WinXP PC#2 across the room

I simply shared the entire c-drive on PC#2, but PC#1 gets some type of
denied message. It's certainly possible that I had just "deleted" it from
My Network Places on PC#1 at some point, in the early WinXP "learning
months" and then re-shared it again on PC#2. (I can share certan
sub-folders like PC#2's "documents" but not all of PC#2's c-drive).

1) Is this the reason for why PC#1 can't access c-drive on PC#2, or 2) can
I
restore it somewho so I can get to the whole c-drive on PC#2?

Thanks
George




 




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