Deleting files over a network

Hi all

I have two windows XP machines connected by a hub, there are no other pieces
of equipment connected. All files are stored on one machine (machine A),
with both machines having full access to the files. When machine B connects
via the network to machine A and deletes a file on machine A, it deletes the
file straight away and does put it in the recycle bin on either machine A or
B.

Is there a way to over come this ???

Cheers in advance

DeZ

In article <con1iu$25o$(E-Mail Removed)>, "DeZ" (E-Mail Removed)
says...
> Hi all
>
> I have two windows XP machines connected by a hub, there are no other pieces
> of equipment connected. All files are stored on one machine (machine A),
> with both machines having full access to the files. When machine B connects
> via the network to machine A and deletes a file on machine A, it deletes the
> file straight away and does put it in the recycle bin on either machine A or
> B.
>
> Is there a way to over come this ???
>
Use Remote Desktop Connection and delete it on the remote machine?

On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:17:04 -0000, "DeZ" <(E-Mail Removed)> strung
together this:

>Hi all
>
>I have two windows XP machines connected by a hub, there are no other pieces
>of equipment connected. All files are stored on one machine (machine A),
>with both machines having full access to the files. When machine B connects
>via the network to machine A and deletes a file on machine A, it deletes the
>file straight away and does put it in the recycle bin on either machine A or
>B.
>
>Is there a way to over come this ???
>
Either don't delete files that you want, which is what I do. Or change
the user properties on machine A so that people logging in under a
certain acount level can't delete files.
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SJW
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