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#41
Hi All,
To follow up with #40 above, I checked to make sure that the user accounts and passwords were exactly the same on the remote PC (the Win 8 Pro PC acting as a "server") as they are on the PCs which are accessing the Win 8 Pro remote "server." Password protection for shares is off in the Win 8 Pro remote PC.
The only way that I am getting access to any of the files on the remote PC is by making sure that the "Everyone" group is in every folder. How can I NOT have the "Everyone" group in every folder? I just want to put the specific User Account with the specific permissions in every folder.
When I put "Everyone" in every folder, I can't exclude User Accounts I want to exclude, but when I remove "Everyone," NONE of the User Accounts have access even though I have the specific User Accounts with the correct permissions in every folder. This is also true with members of Homegroup--even Homegroup members are excluded when "Everyone" is removed from the NTFS permissions. Is this the way it is supposed to work? I thoroughly read the Sticky in Sevenforums about Permissions, and I see in the screen shots that "Everyone" is not among the groups listed in the permissions, so I am not understanding the logic of NTFS permissions.