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• Connecting to a shared folder, select 'Remember my password', but Windows doesn't remember my password

  When I connect to the shared folder and click on "remember my password", after a reboot, it calls for new username and password and it does not save permenantely, please help "

  You have XP Home or XP Pro?
  In accordance with the following article:

  "Behavior of stored user names and passwords"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/281660/en-us >

  "Windows XP Home Edition stores only the credentials of Remote Access Services/Virtual Private Networking and passport."

  You can go to the area to "Manage passwords" as described in the box above and see if your passwords are there or if you can add passwords.

  Another article:

  "Stored user names and passwords credentials are stored for the lifetime of the Logon Session.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/281249 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Shared folder files have incorrect creation date.

  I'm trying to synchronize the files/folders from a network share in a folder of VMware.  Problem is VMware continues to change the creation date, then vice versa think it's never sync'd up.  It kills me.  I can't use another method since the shared folder is a Firewire device and VMware doesn't have the tools/dirvers for her...

  

  

  

  I can't use another method since the shared folder is a Firewire device

  This isn't the only method available.  Have you tried to use the usual standard, integrated into the OS, SMB/CIFS shares?

  and VMware does not have the dirvers for her tools...

  At present, no other provider of virtualization software is!

• Shared folder now asking password?

  I have three computers networked over the network to the Microsoft home page. All computers are under XP SP3 and I updated each computer. One of the computers is my work laptop. I usually "backup" my work files on my main computer on the network, using the "shared folder" of the main computer. For some reason, whenever I try to access the main computers 'shared folder', I now get a request a password. This seems to happen spontaneously that I've never had this problem before.  Everything was worked very well so far. I don't have the accounts password protected. I tried every password I've ever used, does not. This is * NOT * a problem of 'forgotten' but password Windows XP suddenly asking for a password when I have never posted before. I can access my "shared folder" computer laptop on the network with other computers without problem. The only problem is trying to access the shared folder on my main computer, which translates the request for a password. The user name is gray, with the name of the main computer in the username followed by a slash "/ guest" and then a password box to enter. I checked simple file sharing and have never changed this setting. I have run and rerun the wizard network on all computers without success. I tried assigning passwords and use them, without success. An index is on the computer I am currently viewing, I used to have two accounts of users (in addition to the hidden Admin account). One of these accounts has BEEN password protected, but NOT all files were used in this account. Recently, I deleted this account that I no longer use it. In other words, the deleted account was in any way related with the "shared folder" that I use with the other account, the only one on the computer now. The account that I use for the "shared folder" does not have a password, but even if I assign one, it won't let me access the shared folder on any other computer. This user account has administrator privileges. I have also enabled and disabled the "guest" account, without any help. I am at a loss to understand why Windows asking you now this password. I saw one couple of other similar questions raised but not solutions. Any ideas? .......... Bob PS: If I access the computers 'discovers the Working Group"I have no problem accessing the"printers and faxes"on the main computer of the notebook. However, I cannot access the file 'sharedocs '? Something specific happened to the file "sharedDocs" on the main computer.

   

  

  

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?DG=Microsoft.public.WindowsXP.General

  Link above is to the XP newsgroups.

  There is a list of groups of discussion XP to the bottom of the left column.

  You get the help you need there.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I want to prevent the use of the login and password of CentOS 6.5 to the shared folder Windows 7

  Recently, I lost my hard drive Windows 7 Pro to crash and had to rebuild the laptop from scratch. I have set up the laptop to share files on the local network with XP, Vista, and CentOS 6.5 PC. The file sharing (without need of login/password) with all PC work with one exception.

  When you use the 'of' the CentOS PC file manager to access the shared folder on Windows 7, I am invited with login/domain/password popup box. I enter the credentials and everything works well. And I have to do it once. The same user name exists on all PCs. But I think the connections via file sharing simply under "guest" or "annonimus. The race of Samba (SMB) of the computer of CentOS version is version 3.6.9. I have tried so many combinations of solutions and none seem to work. See the list below:

  Windows:
  Edit local security policies
  Remove the TransportBindName (then add back)
  Set UseNewSmb = 0, then returns to 1

  Samba:
  security = share and then I tried security = user
  client NTLMv2 auth = Yes and return to no.
  NTLM auth = none and return to Yes

  I am hoping there is a configuration that will prvent the annoying popup login/password.

  It seems that my problem has been solved (for me at least). Discovered by searching for another detachment of TechNet
  Listed below are the changes. I doubt that all were required, but there still Big Bang solutions seem to always work when dealing with Microsoft operating systems, Yes?

  The registry

  1 KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
  DATA: everyoneincludesanonymous = 1

  2 KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
  DATA: NoLmHash = 0

  3 KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
  DATA: LmCompatibilityLevel = 1

  4. KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanManServer\Parameters
  DATA: restrictnullsessaccess = 0

  In the policy editor of local security under the Security Options folder

  1. Microsoft network client: password is sent unencrypted SMB third party = active servers

  In the network sharing Center

  1. go to the advance sharing settings page

  2. Select: Activate sharing files for devices that use encryption 40 or 56-bit

  Test:

  1. reboot Windows 7

  2 reboot the Linux server

  3. open Linux Network Browser (Thunar) application

  4 navigate in the actions of Windows 7 without having to enter the login/password: success!

• Scan cannot access a shared folder on 10.11.5

  I shared a folder on OSX 10.11.5.  The permissions are correct.  I can access the share from a Windows machine (he asks credentials and is REALLY slow to display files), but when I try to scan a document to sharing it errors every time.  It worked until recently.  I'm 100% sure that the credentials on the scanner are correct.

  Just so there is no confusion I created an account on my scanner on a network (which is on the same subnet) with the same references as those of a user on the OSX machine.  The sharing is visible and accessible in writing from a Windows machine.  When I scan from the scanner (A Konika Minolta Bizhub) it says "error: unable to connect to the server."  This isn't a matter of connection/permissions because when I change the credentials, I get a different error message.

  Any ideas?

  So you're probably aware that Apple has changed the version of SMB used 10.7 and later and as a result many multifunctional no longer able to scan to a share on the Mac via SMB. I know that KM has released a fix for some of their machines that made this work again. Since you mention work recently, I assumed that it was a Mac OS x 10.11.x. Is this correct?

  If Yes, then on the KM, you can navigate to sharing Mac instead of using the address book entry? If you can, and then using this function, you should see the Mac and when you select it, you should get a prompt to authenticate. If you specify the account name on the Mac, that needs to be enabled via system preferences > sharing > file sharing > Options > Windows, then the password file sharing, is the shared folder appears? You get an error at this stage, or when you first select the Mac?

• CANNOT write to files in the shared folder of XP on a PC running windows 7 - but good vice versa

  I have a laptop under Windows 7 (SP1) and a desktop running XP (SP3).  I have connected both via a wireless network. While I can see and access shared files/folders from one computer to the other computer, I can only read/write files in the shared folder on the portable computer that is running Windows 7.

  If I try and change a file in the shared folder from the PC under XP on my laptop, I get the message "this file is set to read-only. Try again with a different name "."  I know that the file is NOT checked for read-only. When I change the name of the file I get the error message "\\Desktop\SharedDocs\filename.doc you are not allowed to save in this location. Contact the administrator for approval.  You want to save in the folder my documents instead? "If I save the file to another location on the laptop under Win7 it save then OK.  I can not just save a modified version of the file in the same shared folder from desktop running XP.
  It seems that it must be something to do with permissions and access to the parameters of the desktop running XP but I can not find these. Fairly easy to find in Windows 7.
  Finally, I don't have a login/password set for the connection to the computer to Office XP.  I don't have a user name and password for the laptop Win7 but you have turned off password protected sharing.
  Anyone have a solution to this?
  Thank you

  OK - the problem is now resolved.

  I noticed that the read-only for the shared folder has been checked. When I unchecked it and also checked the box "allow network users to change my files" in the shared folder properties/sharing, I was able to modify and save files in the shared folder on my laptop.
  It's a little weird because I thought I had done this the other day where the results have been less successful.  Strange.
  Thanks for your help.

• Cannot map a shared folder

  I have two computers, X and Y. I want to the map on X, a share named htdocs, who lives in the computer Y.  Both are Windows XP.

  X has ip 10.22.204.87

  There's ip 10.121.241.140

  X belongs to a domain. Belongs to a workgroup.

  Y, I have an administrator called x. X account, I have another account administrator, whose name is different from x.

  Please see my session shell below. Maybe I'm typing the wrong thing.

  C:\>net use \\10.121.241.140\htdocs / user: x

  A senha OU o usuario nome e invalido para \\10.121.241.140\htdocs.

  "Digite a senha para what 'x' is connected has ' 10.121.241.140 ':

  "Digite a senha para what 'x' is connected has ' 10.121.241.140 ':

  O erro sistema 1326 occurred.

  Falha connection: User unknown OU senha incorreta nome.

  C:\ >

  The password is 123 and the password. I can connect with on the computer accounts of Y.
  Can you spot what is my misunderstanding? Thank you.

  You may need to specify that you are using a Local connection rather than a connection to the area.

  Try this:
  NET use \\10.121.241.140\htdocs /user:10.121.241.140\x

  Also note that you will only be able to authenticate as user 'Guest' (IE, not the user "x") if the "Simple file sharing" is enabled on the computer target (10.121.241.140 in your case).
  On XP Home, Simple file sharing is always (forced) enabled.
  On XP Pro, you can disable Simple file sharing - see the following article

  "How to disable the file sharing simple and how to set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307874 >

  HTH,
  JW

• WRT610N - Incorrect password or unknown username question

  I have the router connected to WD My Book 1 TB HD for a few weeks with no problems.  Now, it requires that I manually connect to the drive mapped to the HD access.  Have reset to the factory settings and remappe by car, but every time that I reboot I get the error message "Incorrect password" when I try to access the mapped drive.  Any thoughts on how I can get the drive mapped to remember the login and the password?  Operating system is Windows XP Home edition.

  Thank you, unfortunately he only gave me the id and the password.  In the end, I set up new users through the configuration of the router and synchronized the username/password with the Windows login (I'd heard of suggestion).  I was trying to avoid that the router GUI to save the information in a file on the directory root of the SIN.  As long as I have not access shared root (which I do not wish to) this should be good.

• Sharing folder on the network working group

  I have 3 computers (both windows vista and windows 7). I created a group on a private network and all computers have access to the public folder, but I want to share a specific folder on both windows vista computers. How do I do that?  I can't find a way of only limited access to two computer users.

  The public sharing, file sharing, network printer discovery and sharing is enabled.
  The password and the sharing of multimedia files is DISABLED.

  Hello

  I suggest you to visit these links and check if it helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/file-sharing-essentials

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/share-files-and-folders-over-the-network-from-Windows-Vista-inside-out

  It will be useful.

• _Capture image questions HPDM4.5 SP4 (Errorcode-400 could not connect to the shared folder)

  Hi, hope someone can help me.

  I'm under HPDM 4.5 SP4 on a member of the domain Windows 2008R2 SP1 x 64 server.

  I try to use the model "_Capture Image" on a light field customer non-member HP T610 (Agent version: 4.5.3360.18502, version of the device: 6.1.7601.286)

  Configured the master repository, used Filezilla server and did a test on the FTP and the Shared folder.

  FTP path: ftp: / //hpdm ("C:\Inetpub\Ftproot\HPDM")

  Path of the shared folder: ------\hpdm

  Bin play with the settings and read this for a day, but no mather what I try, whenever I use the model I get: ErrorCode:-400 could not connect to the shared folder.

  Edit: when I run the model, I see a folder created in "C:\Inetpub\Ftproot\HPDM\Repository\Images\test1_1", but the HP Imaging tool displays some time: set up the share folder. Finally the error task and the test1_1 folder is deleted.

  Please advice

  Hello to all you readers looking for the answer to this...

  @ jeff_x thank you for your response.

  1. all units has no (I tried 5)

  2. now 4.5.3660.16798 running and it works

  3. all thin clients running DHCP

  4. all thin clients and server hp - manager already running in a serparate network.

  But the solution was simple. Had to delete all software HPDM

  Fact Download Manager-cutting (sp60327.exe) HPDM and HPDM SP4 (sp64049) < at="" max="" 200kb/s=""> >

  Installed from scratch and configured the master repository with:

  Name of the repository: master repository

  Server address:

  FTP (FileZilla Server, created a user 'anonymous' without password, shared the folder c:\inetpub\ftproot\hpdm to this user and pressed the button "set as home dir")

  User name: anonymous

  Password: (blank)

  Path: simply put ' / '.

  Protocol of shared folder settings

  User name: \user (created a local user for this purpose and placed it in the local administrator group: Administrators)

  Password: (what you do to the top when you created this account)

  Path: just put in "hpdm.

  Hit test and see if it worked for you. BTW, the test button is not the Holy Grail.

  There should be a better manual to set this up!

  I hope that with this info to help a person looking at the same issue 400 error!

• Configure the SMB shared folder on iMac

  You just bought the officejet pro 8600. I am trying to create a shared folder on the SMB to my iMac running OS X 10.9

  The HP app utility is prompting me to enter my shared folder, but I'm going to an unsecure site and is asking questions, I don't know, as my network path and the user name and the password. Where can I find these things? What is this thing legitimate?

  In addition, in my viewfinder, I the visible shared printer but I can't connect because I don't know my user and password name, that I don't remember setting up and can not find. Help!

  Hi mimifan,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!

  I understand you are trying to set up the network on the Mac folder.

  I'll be happy to help you.

  You will need to contact Apple to get user and password name.

  I would ask them to help the network also folder setup.

  Here are the steps below to configure the network folder if you want to try.

  1. create a new folder on your computer.

  2. right-click (CTRL left click if you use the keyboard of the Mac) and select read.

  3. unlock the screen, set the expression to everyone read/write &, located under the share permissions &...

  4. enter in System Preferences > sharing and select file sharing in the left bar.

  5. click on the Options button, mark the share files and folders using SMB (Windows) and click done

  6. under shared folders, click the sign more and select the configured folder.

  7. ensure that "everyone" permissions are set to read & write under the list of users as well.

  8. you will see the IP at the top of this screen, make a note to configure the EWS page.

  You must use the following path:

  IP-ADDRESS/Sahred-folder-name

  Be sure to include your user name and password when defining the analysis of the network folder.

  I have provided a document to configure the network folder go measures to see if this will solve the problem.

  How to perform a scan: from the control panel (including the Scan to Email, in PDF format, and to a network folder).

  Go to how scan directly into a network (only for network connections) folder.

  I hope this helps.

  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.
  Good day!

• Shortcut to shared folder used for years, suddenly will not work.

  So far, I was able to send files to the shared folder on the desktop or laptop computer and access them from computers. (Both running Windows 7). The only "change" to the system recently is the August security updates. Now I can send to the shared folder on the desktop but cannot access it from the laptop. I hope some good Samaritan can help me fix this frustrating problem. Here is what I get when I try to open the link on your mobile:

  Problem with shortcut
  The drive or network connection that refers to the "Shared Folder - Shortcut.lnk" shortcut is not available. Make sure that the disk is properly inserted or the network resource is available and then try again.

  \\Desktop is not available. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.

  Logon failure: the user has not granted the type of logon required on this computer.

  This is the path in the shortcut of the laptop:

  \\Desktop\Users\Jim File Dale\Desktop\Shared

  Hello

  ·        Are you able to communicate between computers in the homegroup?

  You can try to temporarily disable the antivirus and check if the same phenomenon occurs with shared folders.

  Disable the anti-virus software

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/disable-antivirus-software

  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

  If disabling antivirus works you will need to give exceptions.

  See the link below.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/file-sharing-essentials

  Create a new folder on the computer and check. You can use advanced sharing option to check if it helps to solve this problem:

  1. go to the folder you want to share

  2 right click on the folder, and then select Properties.

  3. go to the tab shares and click on the button "Advanced sharing...". ».

  4. check the option "Share this folder", and then select permissions.

  5. by default, there will be the "everyone" group

  6. If you would like everyone to change your files then click full control for everyone.

  7. click on OK.

  8. Finally, click OK, and then try opening and editing of files from another computer.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Cannot access a shared folder on the computer Windows 7 on a Windows Vista-based computer

  I'm having a problem.

  I have a small network in my house consists of three computers.  One is running XP, it has Vista Home Premium, and it has Windows 7 Home Premium.  I usually use wireless networks, but I have the same problem if I use wired connections through my router.

  All three computers can see each other when I display the network on each.  I can ping each computer from other computers.  The problem is that when I try to access a shared folder on the Windows 7 computer from the Vista computer, I get an error window popping up that says:

  \\computer-name is not accessible.  You might not have permission to use this network resource.  Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.  The network location cannot be reached.  For more information about network troubleshooting, see Windows Help.

  I can get in the same shared folder on the XP computer.  I also have to shared folders on the XP computer Vista computer.

  I can also get to the shared folders on the XP and Vista computers on the Windows 7 computer.

  The only problem is learning to the shared folder on the Windows 7 computer Vista computer.

  The folder on the Windows 7 computer is configured to be shared by everyone.  Password sharing is disabled on all three computers.

  Any help would be appreciated.  If there is more information, I can give you, let me know.

  Thanks in advance,

  Bill

  Hi all

  Try this one:

  DISABLE password protected sharing"in Windows 7 network and sharing Center, advanced settings.

• Files saved to merge "Shared folder ' between host Mac OS and virtual Mac OS not opening not.»

  Hello

  If I save a file in the folder "Shared" my host Mac OS machine merging, I can open it only on my host machine, but not inside my virtual machine to Mac OS.  In addition, it shows the incorrect file type in the virtual machine (just 'Document') not the actual file type.

  The reverse is also true, if I record a 'Shared' file of Fusion of in my virtual machine, I can open it only on my virtual machine, but not inside the host machine.  Again, it shows the incorrect file type in the real (just "Document") not the file type host machine.

  The files must be for the most part very well, because they will open in their own environment of the shared folder, but the Mac OS in the Middle against a reason any won't open them.  Suggestions?

  Thank you

  -Jeff

  Solved...  I just need to add 3-digit extensions of file names (for example, .jpg, .psd, etc.) that normally may not be needed in your own environment, but apparently are required when files are in a shared folder.

  -Jeff