J
Jerry
I have 3 PCs in my home each running XP Pro SP2, connected through a
wireless AP and a router and belonging to the same workgroup. Now I have
added a brand new fourth PC with Windows Vista Ultimate and joined the same
workgroup.
If, on the Vista machine, and while logged as standard user, I type
\\<PCNAME>\C$ in the address bar of the Windows Explorer, I get immediate
and complete access to any of the other 3 machines, and am able to freely
browse to any folder and handle (read, modify, delete) ANY file. If I want
to do the same from a XP machine, I am required to supply a proper admin
password for that machine before proceeding.
It would appear that something is wrong in Vista. Yes or yes?
wireless AP and a router and belonging to the same workgroup. Now I have
added a brand new fourth PC with Windows Vista Ultimate and joined the same
workgroup.
If, on the Vista machine, and while logged as standard user, I type
\\<PCNAME>\C$ in the address bar of the Windows Explorer, I get immediate
and complete access to any of the other 3 machines, and am able to freely
browse to any folder and handle (read, modify, delete) ANY file. If I want
to do the same from a XP machine, I am required to supply a proper admin
password for that machine before proceeding.
It would appear that something is wrong in Vista. Yes or yes?