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Deleting a shared folderI deleted a shared folder from "my network places". I later decided I wanted
to share that same folder and so I enabled sharing of that folder again. It does not now appear in "my network places. If I give it another name, it will appear in "my network places.Why can I not again find it in "my network places. Is it in fact being shared and if so where is it? Thanks so much. Bob Levin In article <uULEINEXHHA.1***@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl>, "Tsukie
Ito-Levin" <lev***@earthlink.net> wrote: >I deleted a shared folder from "my network places". I later decided I wanted Shared folders don't always appear automatically in My Network Places>to share that same folder and so I enabled sharing of that folder again. It >does not now appear in "my network places. If I give it another name, it >will appear in "my network places.Why can I not again find it in "my network >places. Is it in fact being shared and if so where is it? Thanks so much. >Bob Levin on every computer. To add a shared folder to My Network Places on a particular computer, open My Network Places, click "Add a network place" and follow the prompts. To tell if a folder is being shared, use the computer on which the folder is actually stored. Navigate to the folder through My Computer or Windows Explorer. A shared folder has a picture of a hand in its icon. You can right-click the folder and click Sharing and Security to turn sharing on or off for that folder. I'm not sure which of these two things you did: 1. Un-share the folder: on the computer where the folder is actually stored, right-click the folder, click Sharing and Security, and un-check "Share this folder on the network". Doing this doesn't delete the folder from My Network Places on any computer. 2. Delete a shared folder from My Network Places: on any computer, open My Network Places, right-click the folder, and click Delete. Doing this doesn't unshare the folder, and it doesn't delete it from My Network Places on any other computer. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
router working but lose internet access
home network problem, computer name/path not found, invalid name ? Small business network A strange set of circumstances XP / can get IP from router but can't get to internet http ftp ping... Enabling Automatic Updates via group policy Network problem Network connection monitoring tool VPN is connected --> FTP won't work Failed TCP/IP Internal Loopback Test & Failed Network Comms Test |
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