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  1. Posts : 52
    Win 7 Pro 32 and 64 versions
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       #101

    Yes the good job is because of you and Pyprohly, I came along for the ride.

    Many thanks to both of you.

    I will mark the problem as solved once Pyprohly says I can sign off on it.

    Oz
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  2. Posts : 721
    Windows 10, Windows 8.1 Pro, Windows 7 Professional, OS X El Capitan
       #102

    You're good to go.

    Though, it still perplexes me as to why the HomeUsers group's permissions didn't work for you. Are you absolutely sure WorkGroup isn't being used? Strange. You could try and re-setup your HomeGroup and test access levels with a single share using just HomeGroup group entries for permissions. But I guess it's not such a big deal now anyway.

    The Network group should be functionally similar. Remember, you can adjust remote user's access to each share easily by jumping into the security tab of a share's path and editing the permissions of the group 'Network'.


    I'm glad things are sorted. You may mark the thread solved now at any time, and I'll help myself out of this networking subforum for a bit...
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  3. Posts : 52
    Win 7 Pro 32 and 64 versions
    Thread Starter
       #103

    Yes thank you again guys.. you've been a true blessing..

    I can operate now as before for so many years.

    I may try and set up the HomeGroup as you suggest Pyprohly because I too am interested to know what this all happened but I think I may wait until the scares heal

    I will double check the perms on all boxes to make sure that we are safe as we need to be.

    I have now marked it as solved and wish you both well.

    Guess we may trip over each other when we need help on other issues.

    oz
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