Windows 7 Networking Permissions

[lkurrt]

I need help with this. I have tried almost everything.


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[tomerello]

First restart your computer and all saved password you have tried with are gone.

Then you should set a password on the account you try to authenticate with. or else you have to enable the function/settings "Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only". That can be made in 2 different ways.

1. Throw gpedit.msc -> Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings ->Security settings -> Local Policies -> Security options -> Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only -> Disable (Default Enable).
2. Throw regedit. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\limitblankpassworduse: 0x00000000

The second way is meant to you if your using Home Premium and don't have access to gpedit.msc

 

[lkurrt]

It doesnt have that lsa/limit password thing. Im on windows 7 home premium x64


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[tomerello]

Then just set a password on the account, the easiest way!

 

[lkurrt]

I have a password account I set it on administrator rights.

 

[tomerello]

can you post a picture of the share settings/permissions.

 

[Sardonicus]

Has the Homegroup password been changed on the computer you're trying to access?

 

[lkurrt]

It has changed because we changed the router so we hav to set up again the network. Only this one cannot access.


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Here is the settings.

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thought might help. All are set to full access.

 

[tomerello]

Don't forget to allow file sharing. (This will make necessary settings in your firewall).

 

[tomerello]

With that settings you should be able to access if you use following line: \\*IP ADDRESS*\C$

*IP ADDRESS* = The target coputers IP address.

 

[Sardonicus]

It has changed because we changed the router so we hav to set up again the network. Only this one cannot access.


http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/8497/4afb.jpg

Here is the settings.

http://img839.imageshack.us/img839/6893/gelr.jpg

thought might help. All are set to full access.

Double check your Homegroup password, make sure you didn't type a zero for an "o", or something.

 

[lkurrt]

All of those settings are checked. Target computer? How can I view their IP address? Should i ask them about the IP?

 

[tomerello]

You can use IP address or computername

 

[chev65]

That machine isn't a member of the Homegroup from what I can see. You don't need to use the IP address or the computer name if the C:>Users folder is shared out as it should be, the picture below shows the C:>Users folder shared out with permissions for everyone. This is required in order to share any of the User folders.

You could add this machine to the Homegroup but Workgroup sharing should be working provided that it's on the same subnet using the same default gateway and has the same "Workgroup" name as the other machines.

 

[lkurrt]

Im stuck with this. Homegroup passwords are correct. I tried to ping a few of them computer I can. Here's the look of it.

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What should I do next?

 

[chev65]

Check that the permissions are set correctly at the C:>Users folder "Picture in my last post" and that Network Discovery and File and Printer sharing are turned on the Advanced Sharing settings.

 

[lkurrt]

Here are the settings they are checked out.

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[lkurrt]

What to do next?

 

[chev65]

Here are the settings they are checked out.

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That aren't the permissions settings, those are the advanced sharing settings.

Remember the picture I posted of the C:>Users permission settings, that's where you need to look and make adjustments.

 

[lkurrt]

Where can i see them permissions?