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Have you disabled the builtin windows firewall that came with SP2 to see if that is the cause? 
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Have you disabled the builtin windows firewall that came with SP2 to see if that is the cause?

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Yes... I can access the drives ; if I disable the firewall.
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Yes... I can access the drives ; if I disable the firewall.

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Thanks Colin,<br />
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I didn't check the exception &quot;File and Printer Sharing&quot; ; It works now.
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Thanks Colin,

I didn't check the exception "File and Printer Sharing" ; It works now.

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I have several desktops running windows XP Pro w/ SP2 on a domain... I used to be able to access all their drives remotely from the domain controller ( \\desktop1\c$ ; \\desktop1\d$ ) . &nbsp;I noticed systems w/o SP 2; I can access. &nbsp;How do configure SP 2 to allow management?<br />
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I have several desktops running windows XP Pro w/ SP2 on a domain... I used to be able to access all their drives remotely from the domain controller ( \\desktop1\c$ ; \\desktop1\d$ ) .  I noticed systems w/o SP 2; I can access.  How do configure SP 2 to allow management?



Unable to manage desktops after SP 2 is installed

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