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Win2k File sharing not available
Posted on 2006-11-22
For some reason I cannot share drives under Win2k. The properties page for the drives don't show a 'sharing' tab. I know this is something obvious but I can't see a solution.
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Did you just uncheck the File and Printer Sharing or did you uninstall it and reinstall it? If you didn't do the uninstall/install, you should try that.
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