How to force windows remember shared drives?


  1. realbrush
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    How to force windows remember shared drives?


    Hi,

    I have two computers running windows 7 in a router LAN. One of the computers have several external drives connected to it. I have shared the drives successfully over the network and the settings remain saved so that I don't have to reshare the drives everytime I log in.

    However, three of the drives remain unshared after a restart or reboot. Why is that? How can I keep the shared settings for these drives also?

    Best regards
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  3. ksz
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Hey! Look at this thread. It looks like having some good tips for your problem.
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