Re: Sharing not available

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We have 9 of this specific type of computer. We have over 100 computers
on the domain here at the office and yes, we have routers, switches,
servers, etc. They can still access the network and access the network
resources, we just cannot share their C: drive so we can browse to them
over the network.



tiger_dukes@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Eric

have you tried resetting up their networks..if you have 9 computers
that means you must be using a router or some kind of device. I've lost
a couple of computer on my network and all I had to do was just setup
their networks again.

TRIGGER1 #142111

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