web share

About this tag
The tag 'web share' on WindowsForum.com covers topics related to accessing and managing network drives or folders shared over HTTP or web protocols. Discussions include troubleshooting authentication errors when mapping a network drive to a web share, issues with MSI repair when the source is on an HTTP share, and how to enable web sharing in Windows 7 (a feature present in Windows XP). Additionally, the tag appears in broader discussions about web usage statistics, such as iOS and Windows 7 market share, and in queries about setting up an external hard drive as a web-accessible share for multiple users. The content focuses on practical Windows networking and sharing challenges.
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    "User has not been authenticated"error when you try to access a network drive that's mapped to a web share

    Describes an issue that triggers an error on a Windows-based computer when you try to access a mapped web share. Provides a resolution. Continue reading...
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    MSI repair doesn't work when MSI source is installed on an HTTP share in Windows

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    Windows 7 Web Sharing option in Windows 7 ?

    Hi, In Windows XP there is option of Web sharing on right clicking on specific folder. How can we make web sharing in windows 7 OS ?
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    iOS reaches 1.7% share of the web, Windows 7 hits 20%

    Both iOS and Windows 7 were the winners for share of the web, Net Applications found in its December wrap-up. Thanks mostly to an equal mix of the iPad and iPhone, Apple's mobile platform reached 1.69 percent in December, up a relative 24.3 percent from a month earlier. Android's growth rate was...
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    Windows 7 Networking an External Harddrive for multiple OS access

    I was hoping to use my external WD Terabyte HD as a webshare/server/online HD. My intentions were to try and set up the harddrive to be accessible by anyone on the internet with ID and PASS. I have looked around and done some research on different ways to write/read on the harddrive. But FTP...
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