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Is it just the D$ share that's missing or are the C$ and admin$ shares missing as well. &nbsp;The reason I ask is that there's a registry key that will disable the creation of &quot;administrative&quot; shares so although you can manually add the shares, they will be removed next time the machine reboots. 
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Is it just the D$ share that's missing or are the C$ and admin$ shares missing as well.  The reason I ask is that there's a registry key that will disable the creation of "administrative" shares so although you can manually add the shares, they will be removed next time the machine reboots.

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Or if it is just one or two computers that you are trying to get to, create a share at the root level, but call it something other than D$, say D-drive. &nbsp;This share won't go away. &nbsp;pay attention to the permissions though, in W2K3 the default share permission is everyone - Read. &nbsp;
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Or if it is just one or two computers that you are trying to get to, create a share at the root level, but call it something other than D$, say D-drive.  This share won't go away.  pay attention to the permissions though, in W2K3 the default share permission is everyone - Read.  

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All the shares are present excluding D$...<br />
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Is there any way to login to D$...In any other way...
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All the shares are present excluding D$...

Is there any way to login to D$...In any other way...

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What is your D Drive? &nbsp;Is it a CD-ROM? &nbsp;If so, then understand that admin shares are not created for this device.
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What is your D Drive?  Is it a CD-ROM?  If so, then understand that admin shares are not created for this device.

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No D Drive is the Partition of the HDD .I have C drive and D drives in all machines in my Organization.
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No D Drive is the Partition of the HDD .I have C drive and D drives in all machines in my Organization.

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Hi,<br />
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Some of the machine D$ is disabled is there any other way to enter to the D$ to audit data.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

Some of the machine D$ is disabled is there any other way to enter to the D$ to audit data.

Regards
Sharath

D$ in a machine is restricted.Is there any way to enter to the D$ remotely

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