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| | File Sharing We've got two users on our computer, one ADMINISTRATOR and one STANDARD. All the folders of both users are defined as NOT SHARED. Yet, both users have free access to each other's folders and files. How come? What do we need to do to exclude the other from accessing our files? Thanks in advance. Andy |
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| | Re: File Sharing The "Not Shared" refers to the files and folders not being accessible to other PCs on the network. What you want is to adjust access control and permissions. Forexample, right-click on a folder and choose "Properties". Look at the Security tab. There you can control who can do what to your files and folders. But be careful if you are new at this...you might lock yourself out of your own files if you do something wrong. Check out Help and read up on it first. Tim "Andy/Bandi" <kanadaiy@telus.net> wrote in message news:lI77i.63749$Xh3.38713@edtnps90... > We've got two users on our computer, one ADMINISTRATOR and one STANDARD. > All the folders of both users are defined as NOT SHARED. Yet, both users > have free access to each other's folders and files. How come? What do we > need to do to exclude the other from accessing our files? > > Thanks in advance. > > Andy |
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| | Re: File Sharing Thanks a lot, Tim. Now if I could only wrap my mind around what used to be a simple concept under XP, I'd be home free. Andy "Tim" <tim_at_overthere.com> wrote in message news:F7F8F1C6-0C55-4B6D-ABBE-1B923D763BF2@microsoft.com... > The "Not Shared" refers to the files and folders not being accessible to > other PCs on the network. What you want is to adjust access control and > permissions. Forexample, right-click on a folder and choose "Properties". > Look at the Security tab. There you can control who can do what to your > files and folders. But be careful if you are new at this...you might lock > yourself out of your own files if you do something wrong. Check out Help > and read up on it first. > > Tim > > "Andy/Bandi" <kanadaiy@telus.net> wrote in message > news:lI77i.63749$Xh3.38713@edtnps90... >> We've got two users on our computer, one ADMINISTRATOR and one STANDARD. >> All the folders of both users are defined as NOT SHARED. Yet, both users >> have free access to each other's folders and files. How come? What do we >> need to do to exclude the other from accessing our files? >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> Andy > |
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