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| | Deleting or Removing Network Shares on Vista Any Ideas on how to remove or delete unsused network shares on vista? |
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| | Re: Deleting or Removing Network Shares on Vista Open the network and sharing settings then click on "show me the files and folders I am sharing" You should then be able to RIGHT click on a folder you are sharing and unshare it. J "SpaceSpartan" <SpaceSpartan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F81A4006-087F-40B4-9C7B-D3E8428B4F3D@microsoft.com... > Any Ideas on how to remove or delete unsused network shares on vista? |
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| | Re: Deleting or Removing Network Shares on Vista Thanks for your thought Joe, I am actually reffering to the history in the address bar as well as the share itself. I wanted to know if there is a way we can delete the reference or path of the share itself so that it does not actually show up on the address bar or indeed in the explorer plane under network, that is, when network is clicked. I know there is third party software that can do this but I'm not convinced that it can not be done internally as yet... "Joe Guidera" wrote: > Open the network and sharing settings then click on "show me the files and > folders I am sharing" You should then be able to RIGHT click on a folder > you are sharing and unshare it. > > J > > "SpaceSpartan" <SpaceSpartan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:F81A4006-087F-40B4-9C7B-D3E8428B4F3D@microsoft.com... > > Any Ideas on how to remove or delete unsused network shares on vista? > |
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| | Re: Deleting or Removing Network Shares on Vista Not sure that I understand, but at least historically if you're referring to the URL history shown in explorer address bar you could use the start menu settings (or in this case the IE explorer settings to clear the MRU list and history list). J "SpaceSpartan" <SpaceSpartan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9A2A1E8E-183D-4301-A7AD-5E2769E22218@microsoft.com... > Thanks for your thought Joe, I am actually reffering to the history in the > address bar as well as the share itself. I wanted to know if there is a > way > we can delete the reference or path of the share itself so that it does > not > actually show up on the address bar or indeed in the explorer plane under > network, that is, when network is clicked. > I know there is third party software that can do this but I'm not > convinced > that it can not be done internally as yet... > > "Joe Guidera" wrote: > >> Open the network and sharing settings then click on "show me the files >> and >> folders I am sharing" You should then be able to RIGHT click on a folder >> you are sharing and unshare it. >> >> J >> >> "SpaceSpartan" <SpaceSpartan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:F81A4006-087F-40B4-9C7B-D3E8428B4F3D@microsoft.com... >> > Any Ideas on how to remove or delete unsused network shares on vista? >> |
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| | Re: Deleting or Removing Network Shares on Vista That was the first place i went to and it didn't clear. I had to reset explorer from scratch. Hope it works if needed next time... Thanks for input on the issue! "Joe Guidera" wrote: > Not sure that I understand, but at least historically if you're referring to > the URL history shown in explorer address bar you could use the start menu > settings (or in this case the IE explorer settings to clear the MRU list and > history list). > > J > > "SpaceSpartan" <SpaceSpartan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:9A2A1E8E-183D-4301-A7AD-5E2769E22218@microsoft.com... > > Thanks for your thought Joe, I am actually reffering to the history in the > > address bar as well as the share itself. I wanted to know if there is a > > way > > we can delete the reference or path of the share itself so that it does > > not > > actually show up on the address bar or indeed in the explorer plane under > > network, that is, when network is clicked. > > I know there is third party software that can do this but I'm not > > convinced > > that it can not be done internally as yet... > > > > "Joe Guidera" wrote: > > > >> Open the network and sharing settings then click on "show me the files > >> and > >> folders I am sharing" You should then be able to RIGHT click on a folder > >> you are sharing and unshare it. > >> > >> J > >> > >> "SpaceSpartan" <SpaceSpartan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:F81A4006-087F-40B4-9C7B-D3E8428B4F3D@microsoft.com... > >> > Any Ideas on how to remove or delete unsused network shares on vista? > >> |
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