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1.Lost ability to share network printer and shared folders on Workgr
Ever since I upgraded to SP2 I can't get my laptop to print to my desktop,
which shares the internet with a wireless router. The printer connected to
the desktop could previously be found as well as some shared files on the
desktop, but not anymore ever since upgrading. I have changed all kinds of
settings, even disabling the Windows Firewall, and all I can do is Map to
shared folders on the Laptop, and not vice versa. Has anyone had this similar
problem? My wireless network consists of a Linksys BEFW11S4, between a Dell
Dimension 4600 and Inspiron 1100, which has a Linksys pcmcia wireless network
card. Any suggestions? I get perfect internet access though the router, but
it seems my network printing and file sharing access to the desktop from the
laptop have been stopped. Thanks.
2.How can a user view share properties using the shared folders mmc without having admin privlages
I have some users that need to view the properties of some shares on a win2k
member server. They should be able to view the share permissions without
being able to modify them.. Is there a was to let them do this. When they
use the mmc shared folders snap in and connect to the server they get an
access denied when the click on the shares. I don't want to make them power
users on the file server just so they can view the paths and the permissions
of the shares. Any help would be appreciated.
LB
3.Windows XP laptop losing network connection to shared folder
We have 2 laptops with Windows XP on them. Both are members of our SBS2003
LAN and both are registered computers on the LAN. Have shared a drive on one
laptop so that the other can access files on the share. However, each day,
we lose the connection to the share. The laptops remain on all day and they
are not logged off the network. Previously, when we reboot the laptop that
has a mapped drive to the share, login and joila ...the share is available
again. What causes it to lose the shared connection?
4.Help needed with NTFS and Share permissions on shared folders in W2K3 AD
I have 2 groups in Active Directory. One which will contain users who
need to be granted Read Only access to files within a shared folder.
The other group which will need to be granted permissions to modify and
update file in the same shared folder.
I do not want users in any of the groups to delete the shared folders
that contain the files.
I'm tearing my hair out over this so any help / suggestions will be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks
M
5.Vista having trouble with XP (Pro) Shared Folder
Ok, here's what I did:
On my XP Computer:
1) Right Click on my "My Documents" folder and go to Sharing...
2) Click the box "Share this folder" and name it "documents"
3) Click the box saying "Allow users to change" blah blah
4) Hit OK. File sharing does its thing and all is good.
5) Go to Security and give "everyone" full control
On my Vista Computer
1) Go to Run and type in \\neo\documents
2) Folder comes up
3) Browse to "My Downloads" folder
4) Open up any pre-existing file without problem
NOW... if I download a new file, be it a video, zip file, document, whatever
and then try to open it on my Vista machine through this share, bammo
For a video through Zoom Player or Windows Media Player, both fail and tell
me the file is either open or corrupted.
AS SOON as I go to the XP machine, right click on the My Documents folder
and go to Sharing, uncheck "Allow users to change..." and recheck it and
click apply... XP does its thing. I go back to Vista and open the SAME file
and bam, it works just perfectly!
I've never had any trouble with this before, and my other XP machine is
having no problems with the share... is there any reason why I have to
continually "reapply" permissions to the XP share on XP for Vista to be able
to open the file?
TIA!
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