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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Accessing Deault Admin Share Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum but it looks like a great place. I was wondering if anyone had found a solution to accessing the default admin shares (c$, d$, etc) on a vista machine over the network. I've tried the solution mentioned here: Default Admin Share C$ But it didn't fix anything. I can access other non-admin shares on the computer but can't access any of the admin shares. I'd rather not have to create more shares, but obviously that is a solution. Thanks in advance. John |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 MAK, OpenSolaris 5, Gentoo 2008.1.... | Re: Accessing Deault Admin Share Hi, 06graphite, and welcome to the forums. I assume you went through the entire thread and tried all 2 (or 3) suggestions? |
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| Windows 7 RC x64 Vista HP x86 | Re: Accessing Deault Admin Share Hi 06graphite, As John says the suggestions in the other post will work if followed exactly. I often find a need to share a complete drive across a workgroup but have always found that the easiest,(and safest), method is to follow standard practice and share the drive. Unless you wish to enable the hidden administrator on all involved machines the use of the C$ share name is not allowed in vista, By using any other share name, ( I normally use "System Drive" or similar), it is possible to share the complete drive and retain full control of the permissions on the drive. Just personal experience but hope it helps |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Accessing Deault Admin Share Thanks guys. I tried editing the registry and rebooting but that didn't help. I haven't tried enabling the administrator account but will try that. Anyone have a link to instructions for that? Thanks, John |
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| Vista Ultimate 64bit SP2/ | Re: Accessing Deault Admin Share |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Accessing Deault Admin Share This worked like a charm! Thanks for your help guys. |
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