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For some reason, I have all folders in my "Documents" tree shared with
another (non-admin) user on the PC. I dont want this user to have access to my files in this folder or its subdirectories So, I select properties/sharing and select "stop sharing". After several minutes (!!) it returns "You could not stop sharing the selected folder" and the reason given is "This folder is in a shared folder". I don't understand what this means exactly. The Documents folder is directly uder the Users folder and this does not appear to be shared to other users on the PC, although it is available in Network places on other PCs on the home network. Other (non-admin) users on the PC do not have this unwanted share, only the one user in question. I am an "Admin" user. Vista Home Premium. How do I get this shared access to go away? TIA James :-) -- James:-) |
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