Let's say I have two computers, 1 laptop and 1 desktop.
If laptop types \\desktop\c$, a dialog will pop up asking for username and
password.
I don't want to give the remote user a chance to prompt this question. I
don't want no one to have a chance to work on the password possibility.
that's why I just want to disable the default share.
The first link is for Windows NT, the article was released on Nov 26, 2004
(Are you sure this will work for Vista?)
The second link I tried last year when I got my Vista, it did not work, but
it worked with XP.
Johnny