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Coloken

05-28-2007 10:19:16




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I sure would like an answer to this too. Been looking for a year for solution. Ran networks on home computers for years with no problems. Now when I try to see into my XP computer it sees the drives etc, but says "your not authorised to go there" or some thing to that effect. Can see all other computer from that computer, including one with XP and another with Vista. Ran into the same thing when setting up network for friend. Could see one way but not the other.

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Bill of TN

05-28-2007 11:35:53




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 Re: Me too in reply to Coloken, 05-28-2007 10:19:16  
Right click my computer, click manage, double click storage, disk management. You will see a window that shows your disk partition, the size, and format.

Or, you can double click my computer, then right click your c drive, and select properties. File system type will tell you if the disk was formatted ntsf or fat.

NTSF file systems allow user access permissions to be set on a file. FAT doesn't, and a FAT formatted file system can't read the permissions granted by NTSF....


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XRogerX

05-28-2007 20:58:21




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 Re: Me too in reply to Bill of TN, 05-28-2007 11:35:53  
Disk format is irrelevant when sharing folders. The host computer reads its own disk contents, then sends a list of its shared resources over the network. All local disk access is controlled by the sharing computer, which is fully capable of reading its own drive. This is an authentication problem, pure and simple. I'd start by putting all computers in the same workgroup and going from there. You may have to set permissions on the shared folders to include the "Everyone" group, and allow read/write access, unless you want users to authenticate with a password every time they log on (more secure, but probably not necessary for a home network that is adequately isolated from the Internet).

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Coloken

05-29-2007 06:09:37




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 Re: Me too in reply to XRogerX, 05-28-2007 20:58:21  
FWIW: been there, dome that dozens of time. Found my problem mentioned on internet only once or twice with no solution. One person re-installed to fix it.



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