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  1. s7ven
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    Shared Files


    Hi Guys,,

    Is there a way to view all the files that you are currently sharing in Homegroup? I couldn't remember anymore those files that I right clicked then shared to the homegroup. Thanks

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  3. mckillwashere
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    I would check under computer management there will be a option called shared folders.
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  4. s7ven
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    I have checked it.. there's no list of shared files.
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  6. mckillwashere
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    Control Panel>Administrative tools>Computer management> shared Folders
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  7. s7ven
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    mckillwashere said:
    Control Panel>Administrative tools>Computer management> shared Folders
    Yeah I've checked it already.. But you can't see the files you right clicked and shared.
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  8. mckillwashere
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    They should be listed under shares
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  10. s7ven
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    the aren't.. if you look.. only the active files that are being used by the other member of the homegroup.
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  11. mckillwashere
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    On the machines I have access have all the currently shared files. then again the two I have access too at the current moment are Ultimate and Pro. AS well as at my apartment all my folders show up but I am also running under a domain so HomeGroup is disabled.
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  12. s7ven
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    i still can't find a way to view them all. i guess i have to go the other computers and check them myself. thanks..
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  13. Pusspa
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    i beg to disagree but here they are. (yes i know i am not sharing any, but if was they would be here)

    EDIT: ok now i am sharing images on my external hard drive, and i see it there!
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