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No Access to Folder shortcuts



 
 
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Old April 21st 07, 04:07 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Greg
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Default No Access to Folder shortcuts

Setup: laptop with Vista, mini-tower with XP. Tower connected to internet.
Laptop networked to desk machine with crossover cable.

Problem. For no apparent reason, suddenly on the Vista machine I get not
available, access denied messages when trying to use the system generated
shorcuts in the folders, even though I only had one non-password protected
user who is the administrator.

I can access the shortcuts that are on the laptop's desktop okay, it's just
the shorcuts that are in the folders. Nothing I do changes this - I can't
change the shared settings (including advanced sharing) for the folders, it
has no effect.

Greg

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Old April 21st 07, 12:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Michael
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Default No Access to Folder shortcuts

Greg,

You have chosen to view protected system files. That means you can see them,
not necessarily change them, they are protected. You do not report the name
of the folders you are having problems with, however if they are dimmed and
have the arrow in lower left corner, they are not actually folders but
internal pointers for compatibility with older programs that were
incorrectly written.

Michael


"Greg" wrote in message
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Setup: laptop with Vista, mini-tower with XP. Tower connected to internet.
Laptop networked to desk machine with crossover cable.

Problem. For no apparent reason, suddenly on the Vista machine I get not
available, access denied messages when trying to use the system generated
shorcuts in the folders, even though I only had one non-password protected
user who is the administrator.

I can access the shortcuts that are on the laptop's desktop okay, it's
just the shorcuts that are in the folders. Nothing I do changes this - I
can't change the shared settings (including advanced sharing) for the
folders, it has no effect.

Greg


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Old May 7th 07, 10:31 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Greg
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Default Why has no one answered my question?


"Greg" wrote in message
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Setup: laptop with Vista, mini-tower with XP. Tower connected to internet.
Laptop networked to desk machine with crossover cable.

Problem. For no apparent reason, suddenly on the Vista machine I get not
available, access denied messages when trying to use the system generated
shorcuts in the folders, even though I only had one non-password protected
user who is the administrator.

I can access the shortcuts that are on the laptop's desktop okay, it's
just the shorcuts that are in the folders. Nothing I do changes this - I
can't change the shared settings (including advanced sharing) for the
folders, it has no effect.

Greg


 




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