Summary: Cannot share folder correctly on my XP Pro machine and have checked the following: -Simple File Sharing is disabled, logged in as Admin, have permissi...
Summary: Are you using the same username and password on both computer? Have you enabled simple file sharing and/or set proper permissions for access? Life is...
Summary: http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_filesharing/index.htm What services are needed running to accomplish WinXP Pro File Sharing between 2 w...
Summary: You are probably having "Simple file sharing (Recommended)" enabled. Windows Explorer: Tools -> Folder Options -> View (tab), then disable simple fil...
Summary: I am running xp pro on my box with several users. Everyone has a secure password. I was wondering how to disable the other users (who have limited acc...
Summary: Two computers XP Professional running over netgear wireless lan have set up drives and folders to share but when trying to access them from other pc s...
Summary: Hi M$ has once again hidden away the features we expect :-) Go yo FOLDER OPTIONS and VIEW ...On the bottom you will find "Use Simple File Sharing" or ...
Summary: Click Start | My Computer | Tools | Folder Options | View. Scroll to the bottom of the list of advanced settings and un-check Use Simple File Sharing...
Summary: In XP professional these restrictions can be removed in control panel - folder options - view - (something like) use simple file sharing. I would be i...
Summary: I'm sure you have already checked this but your not running a software firewall on the PC are you? Here is something that you can try. I don't know i...
Summary: Hi, I thought I used to be good at setting up Windows File-Sharing but I guess I'm wrong, because I have a bit of a problem. I just reinstalled Window...
Summary: Chuck, Yes, you were quite instrumental in assisting me so far. I am grateful for that. Do you or anyone else know, before I start fiddling with permi...
Summary: Hello, I'm having problems with S-L-O-W file transfers between a Windows 2000 Pro machine and a Windows XP Pro machine. Both are set up for Simple fil...
Summary: Yes, you can (mostly) do what you want to do, on a NTFS drive. The shares will all been seen on the network (Network Hood/Places), but non-allowed use...
Summary: Hello, I am having an issue with shared files on my networked Windows XP Professional systems. I am using simple file sharing on all the machines wher...
Summary: i dont know what i did wrong to cause this, but two of the three winxp pcs in my house now have this problem: they can see other shares just fine, bu...
Summary: Hey everyone, I was wondering if there was a way to set a password on a network location. I'm using xp pro and i also turned simple file sharing off....
Summary: Hi. Our company uses win2K adv server and various workstations-win98, 2000, XP home, XP pro. Recently we've installed 3 workstations with XP pro, but ...
Summary: Hello Everyone, I have seen a lot of people asking how to put a password on a Shared file like in 98, so anyone who wishes to access that file needs ...
Summary: Is the guess account enabled on both pcs? Simple File Sharing creates a shared documents folder, inside of which it creates two subfolders, shared pic...
Summary: I am trying to share folders over my network, but when anyone else tries to access the folder, they get an access denied error, as though i'm denying ...
Summary: I have a client w/ 2 XP pro machines and 3, 98 machines. All 98s can share files w/ each other and both XP machines can share files w/ each other. The...
Summary: Ran into the same problem with XP Pro when I had to share the program files folder so that 3 other networked pc's could access it. Double-click My Com...
Summary: Here is something I found on this or another message board, I copied it years ago. XP shares different than 98 or ME, so you have to do this workaroun...
Summary: I am running XP Pro on my new IBM laptop provided by IBM through my college. I also have my desktop at school running XP Pro. I would like to set up...
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