Thanks AC! I wasn't sure, but I did just do that... I could not find the
exact username but I did see network and allowing the network full control
solved this problem. The only thing though... isn't there a way to allow my
other computer to have full control over my computer without having to
constantly set the permissions for each file? After I set the permission it
lets me in, but then I have the same problem with the next file! Very VERY
annoying and it would take me forever to allow all files... Thanks!
"AC" wrote:
>
> Hi Anzy, since you don't seem to have a domain you can't actually add a user
> from one computer to security permissions on the other. But, you can add
> the NETWORK user(if you select advanced and find now on the Select Users or
> Groups dialogue the network user will be in the generated list) and that
> will allow any user in your current subnet to have the permissions you set
> for the network user.
>
> Good luck, hope this helps..
> AC
> "Anzy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:CFF8B756-C044-4ECA-B863-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hiya guys, having a bit of a problem as you could guess... I'm running one
> > desktop computer and a notebook both running XP Home. I've gotten file,
> > printer and internet sharing working. Printer and Internet sharing has
> been
> > flawless. File sharing is another story. I can see my computers and they
> can
> > access each other, the problem is in the permissions. When I try to setup
> the
> > hard drive in the Security tab to allow users from my other computer, I
> get
> > stopped at selecting the location. I go into Properties, then Security
> tab. I
> > click Add, and get to the Select Users or Groups dialogue. When I try to
> > change the location from my notebook to the desktop, I ONLY see the
> location
> > Notebook. If I can figure out how to add my desktop to this list I'm sure
> I'd
> > be fine, but maybe not. Anyway, I'm tired and need rest! Please help me
> out!
> > Thanks!
>
>
>
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