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Hi, I am just setting up VISTA Ultimate. I have the OS and all programme
files on drive C:. I have 2 other partitions (D: and I on the same physical drive as C: I can share folders on D: and I: with no problem. I cannot share folers on C: (with the exception of PUBLIC). Is this a "Security Feature", or am I missing something simple? Barry |
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By default you can't share the root of the drive. You should be able to
share sub-folders of the root. I.e. you can't share "C" but you can share "C:\TEMP" J "Barry" wrote in message ... Hi, I am just setting up VISTA Ultimate. I have the OS and all programme files on drive C:. I have 2 other partitions (D: and I on the same physical drive as C: I can share folders on D: and I: with no problem. I cannot share folers on C: (with the exception of PUBLIC). Is this a "Security Feature", or am I missing something simple? Barry |
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Thanks for the response Joe. Unfortunately I can't share anything on C:, I
can shere folders on all other drives Barry "Joe Guidera" wrote in message ... By default you can't share the root of the drive. You should be able to share sub-folders of the root. I.e. you can't share "C" but you can share "C:\TEMP" J "Barry" wrote in message ... Hi, I am just setting up VISTA Ultimate. I have the OS and all programme files on drive C:. I have 2 other partitions (D: and I on the same physical drive as C: I can share folders on D: and I: with no problem. I cannot share folers on C: (with the exception of PUBLIC). Is this a "Security Feature", or am I missing something simple? Barry |