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I have 8 computers that I have assigned static IPs to and put in a workgroup.
The default gateway is the Cisco switch they are plugged into. They do not
connect to the internet. Each computer has a logical drive that was set up as
an administrative share by the system vendor. If I try to turn off sharing, I
get a msg that it is shared for administrative reasons and will be re-shared
after reboot or restarting Server service. It will not allow me to change
permissions for the same reason. (Yes, I am logged in as an Admin.)
When I was setting up the network, I ran Network Setup Wizard on 3 of the
machines and I mistakenly selected Turn off File and Printer Sharing. This
caused the shared drive not to appear. Even after enabling File and Printer
Sharing in Windows Firewall, it would not appear. If I run Network Setup
Wizard again and Enable File and Printer Sharing, I get a Shared Docs folder,
but not the shared drive. Any ideas on how to fix this?
The default gateway is the Cisco switch they are plugged into. They do not
connect to the internet. Each computer has a logical drive that was set up as
an administrative share by the system vendor. If I try to turn off sharing, I
get a msg that it is shared for administrative reasons and will be re-shared
after reboot or restarting Server service. It will not allow me to change
permissions for the same reason. (Yes, I am logged in as an Admin.)
When I was setting up the network, I ran Network Setup Wizard on 3 of the
machines and I mistakenly selected Turn off File and Printer Sharing. This
caused the shared drive not to appear. Even after enabling File and Printer
Sharing in Windows Firewall, it would not appear. If I run Network Setup
Wizard again and Enable File and Printer Sharing, I get a Shared Docs folder,
but not the shared drive. Any ideas on how to fix this?