Map Network Drive with Admin Priveleges

I am trying to set up a network for a small business, but I can’t seem to get
is to work. I have tried everything I can think of and been unsuccessful. I
am hoping that someone here will be able to think of something I have missed.
We have 2 brand new computers running XP Professional, and they are
connected using a switch, though neither uses internet. I have successfully
run them both through the wizard to put them on a small office network, and
mapped the C:\ drive from the ‘Server’ as a network drive E:\ on the
‘Workstation.’ That was with Guest account privileges, though, which don’t
let you access Program Files. So I disabled Guest accounts on both machines
and remapped the drive, only to get an error message telling me I don’t have
sufficient permission to do this.
Since then, I have

-Made sure both computers are running on accounts with Administrator level
access

-Disabled ‘Simple File Sharing’ in My Computer—Tools—Folder
Options—View—Enable Simple File Sharing’

-Given full permissions to administrators using ‘(Right click on C:
drive)—Properties—security’

-Checked local security policy under ‘Control Panel—Administrative
Tools—Local Security Policy.’ I looked at both “Access this computer from a
network:� and “Deny Access this computer from the network:�

-Rerun the 'Setup Home'Small Office Network' wizard

I pretty sure this is not hardware (I can map the drive just fine with Guest
Privileges)…can anyone help me?

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Lets see;
Given full permissions to administrators using '(Right click on C:
drive)-Properties-Sharing and security...| "Share this folder (checked) |
Permissions (button) | Add your administrators here, as well as on the
Security (tab)'


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"ChrisB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am trying to set up a network for a small business, but I can't seem to
>get
> is to work. I have tried everything I can think of and been unsuccessful.
> I
> am hoping that someone here will be able to think of something I have
> missed.
> We have 2 brand new computers running XP Professional, and they are
> connected using a switch, though neither uses internet. I have
> successfully
> run them both through the wizard to put them on a small office network,
> and
> mapped the C:\ drive from the 'Server' as a network drive E:\ on the
> 'Workstation.' That was with Guest account privileges, though, which don't
> let you access Program Files. So I disabled Guest accounts on both
> machines
> and remapped the drive, only to get an error message telling me I don't
> have
> sufficient permission to do this.
> Since then, I have
>
> -Made sure both computers are running on accounts with Administrator level
> access
>
> -Disabled 'Simple File Sharing' in My Computer-Tools-Folder
> Options-View-Enable Simple File Sharing'
>
> -Given full permissions to administrators using '(Right click on C:
> drive)-Properties-security'
>
> -Checked local security policy under 'Control Panel-Administrative
> Tools-Local Security Policy.' I looked at both "Access this computer from
> a
> network:" and "Deny Access this computer from the network:"
>
> -Rerun the 'Setup Home'Small Office Network' wizard
>
> I pretty sure this is not hardware (I can map the drive just fine with
> Guest
> Privileges).can anyone help me?
>
> --
> "Don't Panic"