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  concerning

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• I can see the shared folder on the #2 computer but cannot connect.

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

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

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• Sync Center gets stuck saying "pending sync", never synchronizes the files on the shared folder offline

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  I have a laptop (Compaq 8440) running Windows Vista Enterprise (not yet upgraded to SP1).  I have a shared folder mapped to the N: drive on my laptop.  This shared folder is located on a computer on my home network.  Every day, I move my laptop between my home network (wireless) and my work network (cable intranet).

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

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