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We're having a track event, and at the track itself there is no Internet access, but we needed a way to share files between devices for our finish line software. I connected the devices to a switch so they could all communicate and then created a share on one of those devices. Once I created the shortcuts the devices were prompting me to login, just like the requestor mentioned in the initial post...but I didn't want the users to need to work about that. I wanted them to be able to login and then open the share (without having to worry about their credentials - that would get annoying fast!) So, I followed the last set of instructions, that showed how to manually add a Windows credential for the original machine (that I created the Share on) and it's working perfectly. All the devices are talking to each other and the coach just has to login to make it work. Simple. Thanks for sharing!
This works for me:
1. Turn off password protected sharing Navigate to: Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Advanced Sharing Setting > choose "Turn off password protected sharing" for all networks. Note: "Password protected sharing" must be disabled on the target/server PC, as this is looked at even before checking network share permissions. |