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Just because something says/shows it will do something, doesn't mean it actually does it (computers after all). That's why I said in the beginning I tried digging into every feature Windows had on the surface to fix this myself. I tried that option with no success. When the public folder is on, it shares my folder and desktop, and clicking Nobody from that menu doesn't make a difference. I looked into the NTFS Security permissions, but it doesn't look like anything it out of place. Do you still want to see that though?
Thanks for the tip. I had that off too though. Never do streaming so didn't see a reason to keep it on.