I run a network of windows 2000 based desktops.
Now I often use the default shares so I cna drop files on their systems \\machinename\c$ etc.
works well in all cases.
now I have a laptop here that is refusing to let me on the C$ share no matter what, it is windows XP though which is the only difference.
Now I have enabled file sharing and if I create a share on it then I can access that without a problem, just not the c$.
I have disabled it's F-secure firewall and the windows firewall, have checked and double checked I am entering the right username and password.
I have tried entering the user name as "administrator" and as "machinename\administrator" and neither work.
As I say if I share the root of the C: as "share" or soemthing else, then no problems, I can get on, but I really need to access the C$ so I can install software remotely :S
Please help
Now I often use the default shares so I cna drop files on their systems \\machinename\c$ etc.
works well in all cases.
now I have a laptop here that is refusing to let me on the C$ share no matter what, it is windows XP though which is the only difference.
Now I have enabled file sharing and if I create a share on it then I can access that without a problem, just not the c$.
I have disabled it's F-secure firewall and the windows firewall, have checked and double checked I am entering the right username and password.
I have tried entering the user name as "administrator" and as "machinename\administrator" and neither work.
As I say if I share the root of the C: as "share" or soemthing else, then no problems, I can get on, but I really need to access the C$ so I can install software remotely :S
Please help

