All users have full control but no access


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    All users have full control but no access


    hello, I have my Cdrive set to be shared, and "everyone" is the only choice. they have full control. I cannot get into the drive from another pc in the house. Why is this happening if I have permissions?
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    I hear people say Everyone dosn't mean everyone will be able to have access, so what am I missing. this is ahome network on 7 pro 64 bit.
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    Windows 7 Ult, Windows 8.1 Pro,
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    mike6623 said:
    I hear people say Everyone dosn't mean everyone will be able to have access, so what am I missing. this is ahome network on 7 pro 64 bit.
    For full access to network drive's you often times have to add the "Everyone" permission to the Security tab as well as the Sharing tab which I believe you were referring to.

    The link shows you how to do this. :)
    HDD sharing
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    Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
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    For network access you have to contend with both the share permissions and the NTFS permissions of the folder that is being shared. The effective permissions will be whichever one is the most restrictive. If the NTFS permissions grant only read only access that is what you get, even if the share permissions are full control to everybody.
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    LMiller7 said:
    For network access you have to contend with both the share permissions and the NTFS permissions of the folder that is being shared. The effective permissions will be whichever one is the most restrictive. If the NTFS permissions grant only read only access that is what you get, even if the share permissions are full control to everybody.
    Not trying to be rude, but that explanation doesn't seem like an explanation you would give to someone who obviously doesn't know much about sharing. That was total gibberish, thanks anyway
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    chev65 said:
    mike6623 said:
    I hear people say Everyone dosn't mean everyone will be able to have access, so what am I missing. this is ahome network on 7 pro 64 bit.
    For full access to network drive's you often times have to add the "Everyone" permission to the Security tab as well as the Sharing tab which I believe you were referring to.

    The link shows you how to do this. :)
    HDD sharing
    This is how I have it. I have my entire Cdrive shared for everyone like you said, in the security tab as well. Same thing, no acccss. Someone was mentioning NTFS, I never mentioned that, so not sure why anyone would think I am versed enough to understand that, but any help (noob friendly) would be appreciated.
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  7. Posts : 8,870
    Windows 7 Ult, Windows 8.1 Pro,
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    mike6623 said:
    chev65 said:
    mike6623 said:
    I hear people say Everyone dosn't mean everyone will be able to have access, so what am I missing. this is ahome network on 7 pro 64 bit.
    For full access to network drive's you often times have to add the "Everyone" permission to the Security tab as well as the Sharing tab which I believe you were referring to.

    The link shows you how to do this. :)
    HDD sharing
    This is how I have it. I have my entire Cdrive shared for everyone like you said, in the security tab as well. Same thing, no acccss. Someone was mentioning NTFS, I never mentioned that, so not sure why anyone would think I am versed enough to understand that, but any help (noob friendly) would be appreciated.
    What I mentioned was sharing out the C:>Users folder not the C: drive.

    You need to make sure that C: Users is shared out through both the Sharing Tab and the Security Tab.

    You might also check the Advanced Sharing Settings in the Network and Sharing Center.

    Make sure that Network Discovery and File and Printer Sharing etc. are enabled on all machines.

    mike6623 > Great Help

    Thanks for the rep Mike can we assume this one is solved?
    Last edited by chev65; 14 Aug 2013 at 09:58.
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