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canetoad

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2. You will need to share the drive

Reply to Susan Calvin (Original post)

Fri Mar 1, 2024, 08:13 PM

Mar 2024

Right click icon
Properties
Sharing

Then, give admins/guests/everyone (your choice) full permission to read/write/modify.

Also, you may need to first of all 'Take Ownership' which is also in the Drive right click menu. On second thoughts, the 'Take ownership' item may be a registry edit I've made, but PM me and I'll send it.

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Windows 11 network drive issue. [View all] Susan Calvin Mar 2024 OP

Can you map the drive using it's IP address? LuvLoogie Mar 2024 #1

I was kind of looking into that. Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #5

You will need to share the drive canetoad Mar 2024 #2

Thanks. Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #6

How old is the my cloud drive? Voltaire2 Mar 2024 #3

I was worried about something like that. Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #4

There might be an option to enable smbv1 Voltaire2 Mar 2024 #7

Thanks. Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #8

In fairness, smbv1 is a massive security hole. Voltaire2 Mar 2024 #9

Hmmmmmm... . Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #10

Just make sure it supports smb2 or higher Voltaire2 Mar 2024 #11

Thank you so much. Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #12

You were right. Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #13

Thanks! Monffeil Mar 2024 #14

Hey, glad it helped somebody else. nt Susan Calvin Mar 2024 #15