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| 06 Oct 2010 | #1 |
| | Sharing folders with Virtual Machines Could someone explain, how Windows 7 handles folder sharing with Virtual Machines? I have a few questions: - when non-system partition folders are Shared, are their subfolders included automaticaly as Shared (I don't see any option to include subfolders in the shared folders Properties); - if subfolders are not included, how to include them without changing permissions of each? Btw, whats Windows 7 ACL and how to access it? - any other reason, shared folders content is not visible in a VM, only a shared folder list is visible? |
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