The final Solution to network shares

I have several Windows 7 in the household, all computers connected to the same router, a Netgear WNDR3700. For simplicity, let's call them 2 A and B, connected by Gigabit Ethernet.

A can access the actions to the B through "network drive mapping. B cannot access the shares on A via 'map network drive', getting access denied messages. The occasion will try to create a folder on one of the actions of B, and gets permission stupid error messages. It goes without saying anything I read on Google until hours of research has solved this problem, that's why this thread exists now.

Here's the thing. All are Windows 7, so they're all on the same network, they all belong to me, all have only accounts directors, each of them must be able to share files between them. It's the fucking 21st century. There is doubt about permissions or "ask your bloody administrator", because I am the administrator. As far as computers are concerned in this House, I'M PANICKING GOD.

Yes, it would be nice to have a special folder for some user accounts permissions, but because I have a real life instead of wasting large amounts of time wrestling with Windows, I'm pulling out all the stops.

  • All sharing is enabled.
  • Password sharing is disabled.
  • Everyone is given permission.
  • On any type of access is set to full control.
  • Total control permissions are given to "Everyone", "Administrators", "Authenticated users", and "". ""
  • User account control is completely disabled.
  • Completely the Windows Firewall is disabled.
  • Microsoft Security Essentials is completely disabled.

And yet, I still get permission denied messages. What kind of sadistic disturbed, Sociopaths have you hired to write Windows 7?

Spare me the waffle, spare me the Pseudo-politesse of your Indian outsourced technicians free feed and give me the definitive answer to annihilate these ridiculous barriers once and for all. The only people who use my network are family members and friends.

At this point, I DO NOT GIVE A BLOODY DAMN about security and confidentiality on networked computers. I want unimpeded AND unfettered ACCESS BETWEEN all COMPUTERS on THE NETWORK.

That's all. Please notify.

Two computers in question (the one with the sharing of files) and you are trying to connect to the share of this file must be on the same subnet of the same network...   If you run ipconfig on both systems, this private (assuming here, so correct me if I'm wrong) addresses IP do get?  If it's a private home network, most likely the first three digits of the IP will match.

You used the IP address of the machine (the one with the sharing of files) you want to connect to and the name of the share on this machine?  (Command line ipconfig on the computer that acts as a file server... Assuming that it is a private IP and all these systems are not connected to the public Internet as a whole...  192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x is common in such situations).

You our can also try (given you have):

NET use \\ip.address.of.server\c$ / user: NetBIOSNameOfServer\UsernameOnServer

... With substitutions appropriate.

You have a managed DHCP solution in place?  A Service domain name (DNS) to place or is system - this all being managed by a SOHO router?  (Which gives the IP addresses on the network and if you and IPCONFIG / ALL on each of the machines, which is their DNS on (just pointing to the router in many configurations of SOHO...)?)

I ask these questions because if file sharing is activated and that you entered the Ip address of the machine and not the NetBIOS name and got the share correct too (the "dollars" is the administrative share that is there by default but necessary administrative private to connect to, the dollar sign makes it hidden from casual surfing) so he shouldn't worry about the network as well just to go out and find a system connected with this IP address.

Also, you can connect to the share using the command line (with substitution is appropriate for IP and share name) on THE SERVER itself (seems like a strange thing to try, I know, but it does not check the sharing is on.).

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