Sharing folders

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sugranes

Hello,

I have two folders shared in one PC (main PC). I connect to these
folders from other PCs (secondary PCs) without any problem. But every
time I shut down the main PC, the two folders I share, appears as not
shared, and it is neccessary to share them again.

I don't want to repeat this operation every time I have to shut down
the main PC.Any solution?

Thank you very much
 
Hello,

I have two folders shared in one PC (main PC). I connect to these
folders from other PCs (secondary PCs) without any problem. But every
time I shut down the main PC, the two folders I share, appears as not
shared, and it is neccessary to share them again.

I don't want to repeat this operation every time I have to shut down
the main PC.Any solution?

Thank you very much
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Let's do some tests. After sharing the folders, click Start / Run /
cmd {OK} to start a Command Prompt, then type this command:

net share {Enter}

Make a note of what you see, then reboot the PC and execute
the same command again. Now post both outputs here.
 
Pegasus said:
Let's do some tests. After sharing the folders, click Start / Run /
cmd {OK} to start a Command Prompt, then type this command:

net share {Enter}

Make a note of what you see, then reboot the PC and execute
the same command again. Now post both outputs here.
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you mean like this: (bat command script coming through)
don't forget to disable the default administrative shares !
(example: see lines 3-5)
and every other root$ share of your partitions
sadly you can't disable ipc$ that way
can it be disabled ? without losing core functionality ?

@echo off
net start server
net share admin$ /DELETE (**)
net share c$ /DELETE
net share d$ /DELETE

** ( sadly this is c:\WINDOWS that is shared and is accessible after a
default windows install with the default admin username and password:
usually people just have blank passwords at this point :S )

i would make these lines into a script
and after testing of the script, when it's deemed production ready ... i
would enable it as a users' profile logon script

you do this in 'computer management' in the 'local users and groups'
section
 
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