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As I mentioned, WNetOpenEnum isn't useful since it doesn't get the admin shares so most of the pointers were useless. &nbsp;The last pointer was helpful as it gave me a working code using NetShareEnum.<br />

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As I mentioned, WNetOpenEnum isn't useful since it doesn't get the admin shares so most of the pointers were useless.  The last pointer was helpful as it gave me a working code using NetShareEnum.


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The Windows NT NET SHARE command displays a list of shares on the current system including the admin shares (C$, etc). &nbsp;How can I get those values from a program (other than parsing the output of NET SHARE)? &nbsp;I know about WNetOpenEnum and the related routines but I can't find a way to get the admin shares from that interface. &nbsp;I don't care about getting the information remotely, it is acceptable to be on a machine to run the code.<br />
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Sample code would be nice, but just pointers to the routine names would be useful.
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The Windows NT NET SHARE command displays a list of shares on the current system including the admin shares (C$, etc).  How can I get those values from a program (other than parsing the output of NET SHARE)?  I know about WNetOpenEnum and the related routines but I can't find a way to get the admin shares from that interface.  I don't care about getting the information remotely, it is acceptable to be on a machine to run the code.

Sample code would be nice, but just pointers to the routine names would be useful.

How can I write a program to emulate NET SHARE?

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