share a drive

Similar Questions

• First elements of Windows 8.1 does not share the drive and folder out of operation but does not create something like never help

  First elements of Windows 8.1 does not share the drive and folder out of operation but does not create something like never help

  What version of the program do you use?

  What steps do you take to share your video, and what happens when you do?

  Is it only a DVD that will not be out of Premiere Elements, it or will it not exit/share any video size?

• How to share iCloud drive among the members of the family share

  Me, my wife and my children are using iPhones and I Pads, they have all the smaller memories compared to a cloud storage.

  If I'decided to go on a paid plan and get 200 GB of iCloud Drive thinking that we can share as a family. Something like Dropbox teams.

  But I couldn't get other members to use this space. Is it possible to do? Or is there a plan for a shared drive?

  No, it not there no option like that again, because many people want but why don't Apple knows what you want your comments on the site.

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback/

• How do I share a drive so it can be mounted on a computer running Windows 7?

  I have a slot machine WinXP SP2 (for various reasons, can not upgrade to SP3). I have a hard drive on I want to be able to mount it as a network drive on another computer. On this other computer, I am using Windows XP. I have accounts of administrator on both machines.

  That's what I've tried so far:
  -create the second account on the machine Windows XP password, connect you to it
  -disable simple sharing
  -go to the sharing properties of the disc in quesiton, "share this folder".
  -go to permissions, delete "everyone", add "authenticated users".
  -"OK".
  The tutorial that I read said that the next step is to go to the dialog "Manage my network passwords" on the user accounts page. But this is where I don't know what to fill the boxes with.
  -What happens in 'server '?
  -What is happening in "User name"? If the Win7 computer I want to ride it the drive in is called "COMP2", and the user on this computer is "User2", could fill this box with 'COMP2\User2 '?
  -J' I create a password, or use the account that I connect with ("user2")?
  Once done, what are the steps to set up the computer to Win7?
  Thank you!

  Hi Jordan,

  I suggest you go through the steps in the following Microsoft Article.

  How to connect and disconnect a network drive in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308582

  For reference:

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows

  I hope this helps.

• Unable to share the drive C on the same machine Win7 (can on others)... OS refuses to accept the option "share the folder.

  This computer worked fine until two days ago, when an upgrade of the software McAfee killed my internet access and AT & T has removed (by chance, they say) my static IP. They have restored these and I have reassigned IPs and dumped McAfee. Now I can access the Internet but can not reach one of my other machines. It's particularly frustrating when I follow the steps to share the C drive, nothing happens, and I have no shared status. Of course, I can't map the drive. I'm assuming that somethings that's hard shot in the registry, but this is way beyond my skill level. Help will be greatly appreciated.

  I came across a weird solution, namel map drives in virtual XP and transfer files to the parent program. I don't know why it works, or more to learn from this, but it works what.

  I also tried a number of suggestions on the Web to change the registry entries. Despite assertions to the contrary, none worked for me. Not too surprised if two other computers more my iPad and iPhone have no problem to share with the network devices.

• How can I share local drives exclusively between my 4 computers on the network?

  Hello
  Now I'm sharing local drives between my computers setting to share with everyone and which works very well but I'm worried about my brothers and sisters, to access my files.
  I want my 4 computers to share their local hard drives exclusively between them so, how can I do?
  I tried to add permissions for each computer individually but every time I have to try give me a message "the next object is not a domain listed in the Select location dialog box, and is therefore not valid" here is a screenshot of this:
  http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/4425/82018296.PNG
  
  
  And btw my computers all have the same user name and password are.
  Thanks for the help I appreciate it sincerely from the bottom of my heart =)

  In the network and sharing settings / advanced sharing settings / turn sharing protected by password. Use a unique name for the corresponding user password on your four computers.
  Set the Public sharing or disable as your prefer for your public folders and organize your files accordingly.

• Share a drive between the Mac desktop & VM

  Hello

  When I plug in an external USB disk on my Mac, I can choose to connect the Mac or virtual machine.

  It's windows to format so it is only read when I chose the Mac.

  Unfortunately, when I choose the virtual machine, the drive disappears from my Mac desktop computer.

  Would it not be possible to maintain the drive accessible from 2 systems and also be able to write directly on it via the Mac Finder?

  Thank you

  No, a physical device can be attached to an operating system at the same time - if your host or a guest.

  If you want to be able to read/write of these two at the same time operating systems, you will need to use the network file share.  Create a folder on the disk and inside the VM guest, attach to the network share you created.

• Error: Server not started when Service tried to share the drives on the local working group

  Original title: Server service not started

  I'm sharing my discs with another computer on my LAN to the working group. An error saying: the Server service has not started.

  I read the answer that you gave to use a previous restore point, but who can change my settings in the registry for other programs that were installed after the service for the Server service.

  Is there another way to do it?

  Hi mpccol,

  This can happen if the Srvsvc.dll library is missing or damaged. Try the steps mentioned inthis article and check the result.

  If you don't have a Windows XP CD, try the following steps:
  a. find the Srvsvc.dll on Windows file using the XP search feature.
  See How to search for files and folders in Windows XP
  b. copy the Srvsvc.dll present in the i386 folder and pasted to the location: : \Windows\System32 folder.
  Où : is the drive where Windows XP is installed.
  c. Once you have copied and replaced the file, restart the computer and check if the problem persists.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Permissions of files on the share DESKTOP_CFG drive

  According to the cisco document, folder DESKTOP_CFG will be shared as full right with the IPCCuser account. Can I share the DESKTOP_CFG READ only (i.e. uncheck the allow in "Write permission")? It's because I want to avoid the will of the users manually delete the files in this DESKTOP_CFG.

  What activities/process required DESKTOP_CFG write permission?

  Thank you!

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/SW/custcosw/ps1846/products_tech_note09186a00801ecf61.shtml

  You can change the location in which the recording files are saved by a

  change in the registry.

  To change the location to save the files:

  1. on the registration and statistics server, open the registry editor.

  2. navigate to the following registry key:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Spanlink\Fastcall Rascal

  Server\Setup

  3 Add a new registry key named Audio directory.

  4. change the value so that a UNC path or a local path to the location where you

  want the records to be saved. This is the full qualified path.

  NOTE: If the path is a local path, supervisors may not be able to listen to

  records.

  5. close the registry editor and restart recording and statistics

  Server.

  do not forget to rate of messages if they help on your :)

  Andy - berbee

• Share a drive between Virtual Machines

  Hello

  I'm pretty new to VMware so forgive me if this is a silly question.  I am trying to create a shared drive for 2 different Virtual Machines on the same data store.  Each server has its own C: drive that has their installation in this document, which works fine, but I wish they have an E: drive shared that they can have access.  I tried to add a second virtual hard dirve for each machine and oriented the same file but the frist machine locks the file so that the other lights.

  Is there another way to do this?

  Thank you

  Yes it is not possible in this way. You can use a ROW which could be added as a hard drive in both these virtual machines. For purposes of sharing there are two options i.e.

  Virtual - for this nodes to the same ESX.

  Physics - for this nodes in two different ESX servers.

  NUTZ

  VCP 3.5

  (Preparation for VCP 4)

• share a folder iCloud Drive?

  I want to only use iCloud Drive to my record store, I love the Apple warranty, but I need to share a folder, can or Apple will allow me to share a Drive to iCloud folder?

  Sharing your iCloud drive is not a characteristic of iCloud drive.

• What are the steps of a hard drive on a network to share?

  hard drive on the network

  How can I share hard drive on the network; Use the prompt command on windows server 2008 please?

  Hello

  -What version of the operating system is installed on your computer?

  If you are using Windows Server 2008, and then the question would be better suited in the TechNet support. I suggest you to report the problem in the following link.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer

• WRT610N trouble: cannot share the HARD drive

  Hello!

  The problem is that I can't share HARD drive connected to my WRT610 via USB. The system continues to say "can not find the network address. I use XP with Service Pack 3. I tried all the instructions of the different forums (this statement too - http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=10&login=1&app=search&vw=1&articleid=17419&donelr=1). I tried 2 different HDD-WD My passport Essential 500 GB and 2 TB of Seagate. Without success.

  HARD drive sharing is one of the main reasons why I chose this router. If it doesn't work, I have to buy a new one.

  I'll be happy to hear any suggestions at all.

  Thanks in advance.

  Reset of the router for 1 minute, power cycle the router and check again. Make sure you remove the HARD drive before resetting the router...

• WD My Passport drive external drive will not mount once my Macbook Pro is already on

  Hello

  I actually had this problem for a year or two, but I'm finally getting bugged to this topic enough to see if it can be 'fixed '.

  I have a 2 to WD My Passport portable HD connected to my macbook pro via an external (wall outlet) powered TRUST 5 x USB3 Hub.  If everything is connected, when I start the macbook pro there is no problem and the WD My Passport is mounted in the finder.  But if I remove manually the hard drive and then try to mount it again while the macbook pro is running it doesn't mount not.  It used to, but he won't now.

  In the past the WD My passport would need to unplug and perhaps the USB3 hub would need power cable disconnect from him and the USB hubs out the macbook pro.  So when I joined this new and plugged the hard drive WD in the hub, it would rise very well.  But now it's just point blank refuses to ride until I restart the macbook pro.  Once I restart it it climbs perfectly and stays up forever--until it is dismantled manually - and then I have to restart the macbook pro again so he could mount once more.

  I tried all combinations of pull cables and adapters to power but nothing has worked.  After dismantling the WD hd and plug back on the USB3 light led on the hub hub lights up and the hard drive turns manually, but, as I say, it is not mount and it is not visible in disk utility.

  Any ideas please?  It's a bit annoying to have to keep restarting the mac whenever I had to unplug the hard drive WD.

  "As issued" WD Passport appear to cause a number of reports of trouble around here. You have already taken the first "not best" - using a powered hub. Just make sure that the hub is really power (lights on, for example). It could be that the external drive is in its death throws.

  This happen if the WD is the only thing on the powered hub?

  The Mac USB ports work with other devices?

  Here's what my experience with these things has believing me. WD made great bare discs, but I can't be so kind to their pens. Three questions:

  (1) I think that they should use chipsets which are not very easy to Mac.

  (2) most driving the ship formatted for Windows

  (3) even those shipped as "Mac editions have some odd which makes it difficult to access file formatting.

  If you do not have to share the drive with a Windows computer, you can reformat the drive and that often fixes "fail to mount/recognize" question. Disk utility is your tool of choice here because it is already installed on your Mac. Completely erase the WD drive by selecting the tab 'Clear' in the bar tabs to disk utility. Define the plan of Partition to GUID Partition map and journaled for Mac extended format. Press the button 'clear '. The reader will now will be rid of eccentric WD partitioning and formatting schemes and be a good Mac hard drive.

  If you share the road with a Windows computer, consider getting a better workout. After having fought external drives 'brand' on my computers and others that I maintain, I now use only boxes of other computer world with naked WD drives inside. Since this change, I have zero problems. For my MacBook Pro, I use this forum:

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/OWC/MEPMU3ES/

  I ordered the external power optionally for use at home and go on the road bus-powered. It's an empty envelope - just a hard drive of nu. They are more expensive than the stuff that Staples puts on sale every weekend, but are much more reliable. I ask the question. "What is my value data?"

• Cannot connect to the shared drive?

  Hey,.

  I have this shared drive. I'm unable to open a session. I have the drive on the mode of account and the account I want to connect to is say (see photo). I tried to make a new account. I triple check that I was typing in the correct thing. but still not connect if anyone can help that would be great!

  

  I hope this helps. Thank you!

  Michael

  To use the option "with accounts" to share a drive connected to an AirPort base station, this drive MUST be formatted in HFS +. It will NOT work for disks formatted in FAT32, ExFAT, or NTFS.

  If you already have the drive formatted in HFS +, then you need create user accounts in order for users to access the shared drive. This is NOT the same as the user's Windows login account. When you use AirPort Utility to share this record with the accounts, you should have the opportunity to complete the list of accounts. You add individual user names and password and choose the level of access to this list. Did you do that?

  If so, then to access Windows 10, start the file Explorer. In the location field, type: \ < IP address of the base station >, then press < enter >.

  Now, you will be prompted for a user name and password. Enter a name of user and password combination you created earlier, and then click OK.