2014-05-09, 01:26 | Link #1 |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Portugal
Age: 44
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Win7 Homegroup issues
Win7 ultimate (64 bits) (desktop connected with cable) + Win7 home premium (64 bits) (connected with wireless
Worked without problems. Now with 2 Win7 ultimate (64 bits) ( 1 desktop and other laptop) I can't seem to set shared folders to work beside the default "users". In the advance sharing settings I left it with default settings... that is to let windows to manage the homegroup connections. I don't get it what's wrong. Anyway right now I don't have the laptop with the home premium. They don't have the same user names and I really didn't want to have the same user nor use authentication option. BTW, the permissions in the shared folder is for everyone. Anyone got any ideas? PS: before I found out that to connect to the homegroup I needed to have computers with the clocks sync else it would fail to connect. Doh. Edit: Ok... Solved. In Sharing > network file and folder sharing -> I didn't had "everyone" here. I had only added "everyone" in advanced sharing. I don't know why it worked in other laptop and not in this new laptop. Weird!
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2014-05-15, 12:42 | Link #2 |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Philippines
Age: 47
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TBH, in Windows 7 sharing folders has become different and a bit stricter/specific than in XP; we have to use Everyone if we need to make the folder visible to everyone on the network.
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