Delete this from XP & WIN 7

[neverall]

how to delete and destroy this connections on xp and win 7

 

[Maguscreed]

Disabling network sharing should remove those folders.
They are only your share folders, and should only be accessible on your own local network.
Unless you've put something in the share folders, those locations should be empty.

 

[neverall]

please be a little bit specific,i used add a network setup wizzard now i want it back as it was,system restore dont work on win xp,...;on win 7 i can delete thoose two icons..pleaseassist....

Disabling network sharing should remove those folders.
They are only your share folders, and should only be accessible on your own local network.
Unless you've put something in the share folders, those locations should be empty.

 

[Maguscreed]

directions for disabling file sharing in xp
How to Turn Off File Sharing on Windows XP | eHow.com

for win 7
Disable File Sharing: Windows - Computing Services - Carnegie Mellon University

These items are only appearing because you have file shares enabled, at least that should be the case. Disabling it (possible reboot required to take effect) should remove them.

As I said though those folders are harmless and don't signify any kind of security problem or anything.
Disabling sharing may also cause problems for your network printer if you have one though.

 

[neverall]

directions for disabling file sharing in xp
How to Turn Off File Sharing on Windows XP | eHow.com

for win 7
Disable File Sharing: Windows - Computing Services - Carnegie Mellon University

These items are only appearing because you have file shares enabled, at least that should be the case. Disabling it (possible reboot required to take effect) should remove them.

As I said though those folders are harmless and don't signify any kind of security problem or anything.
Disabling sharing may also cause problems for your network printer if you have one though.

i killed it by reinstalling network card ..boom)

 

[Maguscreed]

directions for disabling file sharing in xp
How to Turn Off File Sharing on Windows XP | eHow.com

for win 7
Disable File Sharing: Windows - Computing Services - Carnegie Mellon University

These items are only appearing because you have file shares enabled, at least that should be the case. Disabling it (possible reboot required to take effect) should remove them.

As I said though those folders are harmless and don't signify any kind of security problem or anything.
Disabling sharing may also cause problems for your network printer if you have one though.

i killed it by reinstalling network card ..boom)

Yes that simply destroyed the network you created. The folders are still there and being shared should you actually search for them though.
I'll consider this resolved as you seem happy with the result.

 

[neverall]

directions for disabling file sharing in xp
How to Turn Off File Sharing on Windows XP | eHow.com

for win 7
Disable File Sharing: Windows - Computing Services - Carnegie Mellon University

These items are only appearing because you have file shares enabled, at least that should be the case. Disabling it (possible reboot required to take effect) should remove them.

As I said though those folders are harmless and don't signify any kind of security problem or anything.
Disabling sharing may also cause problems for your network printer if you have one though.

i killed it by reinstalling network card ..boom)

Yes that simply destroyed the network you created. The folders are still there and being shared should you actually search for them though.
I'll consider this resolved as you seem happy with the result.

not resolved...guide me like blinded,step by stepp...any way to corect this...folders still there

 

[Maguscreed]

If you follow the directions at the links I provided it should stop the folders from being shared. They may still appear in the network windows, but clicking on them will just result in a error message.

 

[neverall]

so is there a solution to remove their present on system...pls

If you follow the directions at the links I provided it should stop the folders from being shared. They may still appear in the network windows, but clicking on them will just result in a error message.

 

[Maguscreed]

the shared folder for the computer you are on will always show on that computer.
Deleting the public folder could possibly cause some applications and even windows to become unresponsive.

Just out of curiosity why are you so anxious to remove these items?

 

[neverall]

just a man hard to sattisfie,so if it s ok and normal ill live it as it is.......

the shared folder for the computer you are on will always show on that computer.
Deleting the public folder could possibly cause some applications and even windows to become unresponsive.

Just out of curiosity why are you so anxious to remove these items?

 

[Maguscreed]

like I said disabling the sharing which I linked how-to's on above, will prevent you from actually being able to access the locations from any computer but the one you are on.
They don't represent a problem though. It's actually normal network behavior.

 

[neverall]

thanks

like I said disabling the sharing which I linked how-to's on above, will prevent you from actually being able to access the locations from any computer but the one you are on.
They don't represent a problem though. It's actually normal network behavior.