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XP and Vista Networking Permissions

I have a small 3 node LAN, 2 systems are XP and one is Vista. The Vista system can see and access the shares on the 2 XP systems. The XP systems can see the shares on the Vista system ad are denied access(don't have permissions). The user profile is the same (same user name and password) on all thse systems.

How do I grant the XP user profile the permission they need?

Thank you
Apr 30 '07 #1
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stolte
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Right click the shared folder on the vista computer and change the permissions. If these aren't shared computers, or you aren't worried about other computers getting into some of your files, then continue on with my instructions. Go into the security tab in the properties screen. If there is a group named "everyone" click it, and where the check boxes show up check the "allow" check box next to "Full Control".
May 2 '07 #2

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