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        <title>Re: dunno how this happened</title>
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        <description>I'm not sure. Are you trying to get everyone access. Go to control panel / local security policy / Security options. Check out the Network Access section. Also check out User Rights Assignment area. I'm sorry but I really don't know what half that stuff in there means. It's like they renamed, split up, and then moved everything for the sake of making it different, without regard for ease of use.</description>
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        <description>Did that, got D drive shared this way, just can't do the C.</description>
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        <title>Re: How to share c: on Vista? Got the d: shared.</title>
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        <description>You should be able to go to properties, security tab, define the group and reset permissions. You can take ownership of the entire drive, but it would be best for security reasons to pick and choose the shareable folders.You might have to take ownership as an individual, before it will allow you to reset permissions for a group. I've found it is a nasty little OS in terms of letting you change any of the security protocols.</description>
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        <title>Re: How to share c: on Vista? Got the d: shared.</title>
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        <description>Try right-clicking the drive and go to properties. Look and see if there is a Sharing tab. If so, choose that tab. Then go from there. Post back.</description>
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        <title>Re: How to share c: on Vista? Got the d: shared.</title>
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        <description>Share as workgroup</description>
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        <title>Re: How to share c: on Vista? Got the d: shared.</title>
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        <description>Are you dual booting or what? what do you mean by sharing?&lt;br /&gt;
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