Allow blank password in windows 7 home


  1. gouletjo
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    Windows 7 Home Edition (64 bits)
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    Allow blank password in windows 7 home


    Hi

    I just bought a WD TV live and I cant access my share directories. I've read that I have to allo blank password (ACCOUNTS: LIMIT LOCAL ACCOUNT USE OF BLANK PASSWORDS) to make it worked. But I don't have LOCAL SECURITY POLICY on my Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools.

    Any suggestions ?

    thanks
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  3. benjy206
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
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    Hi gouletjo. Group Policy are not available on home edition of windows 7
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