- Not show all shared files and folders
- Posted by haknudsen on September 25th, 2005
I am running into an odd sharing problem on my home network. When viewing a
shared folder from another computer on the network often it will not show
some of the files and subfolders that are there. I can access the
file/folder by typing it into the Address bar of explorer. For example,
under my important installs shared folder the codecs folder has 7 files and
is 32.6mg. Viewing it from another computer on my network there are 4 files
and it is 13.9mg in size.
The 2 computers involved have XP Home with SP2 and all updates.
I have tried unsharing and resharing.
Tried maping network drive and get same behavior.
Ran Network setup wizard on both computers.
Any help would be appreciated
- Posted by Steve Winograd [MVP] on September 25th, 2005
In article <2DE01F7B-239D-4DBD-B062-453061D6FFE7@microsoft.com>,
haknudsen <haknudsen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>I am running into an odd sharing problem on my home network. When viewing a
>shared folder from another computer on the network often it will not show
>some of the files and subfolders that are there. I can access the
>file/folder by typing it into the Address bar of explorer. For example,
>under my important installs shared folder the codecs folder has 7 files and
>is 32.6mg. Viewing it from another computer on my network there are 4 files
>and it is 13.9mg in size.
>The 2 computers involved have XP Home with SP2 and all updates.
>I have tried unsharing and resharing.
>Tried maping network drive and get same behavior.
>Ran Network setup wizard on both computers.
>Any help would be appreciated
Configuring both computers to show hidden files/folders and protected
operating system files might help. Those settings are in My Computer
| Tools | Folder Options | View.
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- Posted by haknudsen on September 26th, 2005
Sorry, knew I forgot to put down all of the things I have tried. Both
computers are configured to show the contents of hidden folders, system
folders, and operating system files.