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Shared resources in Windows networking often involve folders, printers, or drives made accessible to other computers on the same network. Common issues include error codes like 0x80070035 (network path not found) and 0x00000027 (stop error when accessing shared resources), which can stem from firewall settings, permission misconfigurations, or NetBIOS problems. Users may encounter authorization failures when accessing shared folders from different Windows versions, such as Windows 7 and XP, or face confusion about who "all" users are in share permissions. Troubleshooting typically involves checking firewall rules, enabling NetBIOS over TCP/IP, and verifying share and NTFS permissions. These discussions focus on resolving access errors and understanding shared resource behavior across Windows Server and client operating systems.
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    Windows server 2019 network error 0x80070035

    Hello everyone, I have a Dell server running Windows 2019 server Standard which is on the same network with 4 Dell pc's running Windows 7 Home X64. All machines have static IP. All the Dell pc's can see and access the server and files without any problem, through networking. The server can see...
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    Windows 7 Accessing the shared resource on the XP from Windows 7

    Accessing the shared resource on the XP from Windows 7 [new] HI I have two networked computers belonging to the same workgroup: one with Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit and the other with Windows XP Pro SP3. On the XP computer, I shared a folder allowing only the access to the Administrators...
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    Windows 7 Shared Folder "for all". But what are "all"?

    Hi, I've done something stupid. In the folder "shared" so had "all" access. But what are "all"? I have passwords on my router. But in "Network" I see other individuals I do not recognize, and can access these folders (in some), but many of the required password (looked at this when I...
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    Windows 7 Win7 / XP home network problems: wrong router / firewall issues

    I have a WIn7 laptop and an XP desktop connected to a Linksys wireless router (WRTG542); the laptop has two network connections: a wireless connection (when I move it away) and the lan cable. The desktop only has a lan cable connection. But there are problems: While both computers can see...