by Nishikan » Tue, 17 Jun 2003 17:45:51
by Earl F. Parris » Tue, 17 Jun 2003 19:30:50
Windows XP uses the Guest account for shared access over a network.Quote:> I have windowXP OS Home Edition.I am trying to protect a
> share folder with a password,but i failed.There is no
> option for the folder properties for giving a password to
> a share folder,but in Win98 it is easier to do so.So Plz
> reply me how i do the same thing in WinXP .....
> Nishikant
The following article deals with the subject:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;307874
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Earl F. Parrish
1. Am I admin or am I not Admin, that is the question.
Hi,
Interesting anominaly.
I am a member of the Domain Admins. The Domain Admins group is a local
member of the Administrators group of my laptop. In the Fax Service
Management console no devices appear for devices. Fax printer does exist.
When I put my account directly into the Administrators group and log off
and log back on the device is present in the Fax Service Management console.
I have the same type of problem with McAfee, I though I am in Domain Admin
it does not let me manage it unless my account is directly in the
Administrators group.
Has any one else seen this? Is this a policy setting somewhere?
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