How can I access an unchared folder on the network through VB?
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As far as I know you cannot do such a thing.  But what you can do, is to share the folder that the file is in, but set the permissions of the folder (and files) to allow only a small set of users to access them.  This way, only those authenticated with a valid user/pass can retrieve the files.
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Right click the folder and go back into properties and uncheck the "share this folder" box. It is really that easy and simple. As the owner of the file you can choose how and when you wish to share. You can share for long enough to just allow somebody a quick peek or for weeks, months and years. Until somebody higher up in the company decides to take ownership of this file from you, you can continue to share as you please. It is possible though for your administrator to take over ownership of any file and folder on the network. It is not difficult to do. You would know right away when that occurred and most admins really will tell you what they are going to do before they do it, but it is still something he/she can do. \n\nGood luck and have a great day!
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its not possible.. u need to attach the items on the folder cause the folder itself wont attch...
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Assuming you are talking about naming a windows machine for the local network- you cant.  The problem is that "/" is used to denote where on the network a resource is, for instance &#92;&#92;myComputer is a computer and &#92;&#92;myComputer&#92;musicFolder is only ever interpreted as my musicFolder on myComputer.\n\nSpace is also not allowed, but you can use '_' as a quasi-space character.  when you try and name your computer, it will give you the complete list of disallowed characters, but it should suffice to say that what you want is impossible- so work around the problem, not through it.
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most of the settings are stored in the System32 folder. However, you can map and unmap network drives through the tools menu in your explorer window\n\nHope this helps
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Very easy  Right click on my computer and choose map network drive and choose drive letter and type path  &#92;&#92;computername&#92;sharename
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You can use explorer to do this job if you are using Windows 2K or XP.  The only disadvantage is that it is slower to other programs such as cuteftp.  \n\nAll you need to do is to open My Network Places.  \nClick on Add Network Place. .. next\nChoose "another network location ...."  ..next\nEnter the ftp server address starting with ftp://  ..next.\nEnter Log on details.\nand enter the name of the network place to be displayed.\n\nThese settings are only set once.  When you need to connect to the ftp server. go to My network place\nand double click on the icon of the server.  When prompted enter a password. \nTo upload files drop and drag.\nTo delete select and press delete.
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The answer to this question is simple, if you are using windows.  all you have to do is open "My Computer", go to the address bar, open the drop-down menu, and select desktop.  then all you have to do is go to the "Tools" menu and select "Folder options".  Then go to the Veiw tab in the window that should pop-up, and you then should see the "Hidden Files and Folders" option.  Select the "Show Hidden Files and Folders" option and you're done.  That's how you view those files.
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if you use windows xp click \n\nstart > set program access and defaults
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Add a user in laptop.\nUser should be a administrator Group.\nput a password.\n\nGo to mycomputer \nWhatever drive or folder u have Right click one by one.\ngo properties \nShearing Tab there .\nClick it.\nIf it u r drive not shear by default.\ncheckmark put shear .\nGive a suitable name.\nand apply and Ok.\n\nGo to start >run>type cmd <enter>\nDos promt came type\nC:&#92;>net share\n\nShare name   Resource                        Remark\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nD$           D:&#92;                             Default share\nC$           C:&#92;                             Default share\nADMIN$       C:&#92;WINNT                        Remote Admin\nIPC$                                         Remote IPC\nscand        D:&#92;\nThe command completed successfully.\nand if u want to mapping whole drive on u r computer.\nDoubble click on My Computer .\ntool >map network drive\nselect drive name\n&#92;&#92;computer name&#92;drive neme\nclick reconnect at login\n\nThis is Sandip from India
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The first answer describes an easy way to view the shared folders of the computers on your network.  To view everything on a given computer by name, go to Start -> Run.  Type in &#92;&#92;computername&#92;c$ if c:/ is the boot drive of the computer (usually is).  You'll need an administrative password for that computer.
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If you just deleted a file regularly, you can restore it from the Recycle Bin (Windows) or Trash (Mac). If you did a full delete, like Shift-Del or emptied the recycle bin, then you have a chance of recovering it using a utility such as Norton Systemworks, which has Unerase. If you've done a lot with your computer since you deleted it, good luck, you might get someone to recover it professionally by paying money, but otherwise it is gone forever. As for contacting your network administrator, that person is usually whoever is in charge of setting up computers around your place. If you're at home, whoever set your computer up is the administrator. Pretty much anyone who knows a lot about computers would be the administrator. If you're at a business, then there is probably someone in IT that is the admin.
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Go to the System menu.\nSelect "Administration"\nSelect "Shared Folders"\nSelect your share, and click "Properties"\nDe-select "Read Only"\n\nYou may need to ensure that you have a user set up on the Ubuntu system with the same username you're using on the Windows client.
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You're gonna want to make a new folder, lets say on the desktop of the XP one for now....\n\nRight click that folder and go to sharing.\n\nShould be a checkbox that says share this folder on the network.\n\nShould all be there.
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try creating a new user with the name that has access to that folder. once done, log in using that user on your computer and try to access the file/folder.\n\nshouldnt be a problem.\n\npeace hun.
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go in to the view of window explorer and press folder option and then then view and then check the option as show hidden files and folder and then press ok
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Look at your sent folder