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The two main machines involved are:<br />
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Machine A: &nbsp;Sony laptop running Windows Vista.<br />
Machine B: &nbsp;Desktop running Windows XP Pro SP3.<br />
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We are trying to get Machine A to access two drives in Machine B. &nbsp;We have shared both hard drives and Machine A has full access to the C drive in Machine B. &nbsp;No problem. &nbsp;Then we shared drive D in Machine B and no joy. &nbsp;We used the same sharing settings as the C drive, but are still not able to have full access to the D drive in Machine B. &nbsp;We are getting an error message that says we don't have the proper permission to access the D drive in Machine B.
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The two main machines involved are:

Machine A:  Sony laptop running Windows Vista.
Machine B:  Desktop running Windows XP Pro SP3.

We are trying to get Machine A to access two drives in Machine B.  We have shared both hard drives and Machine A has full access to the C drive in Machine B.  No problem.  Then we shared drive D in Machine B and no joy.  We used the same sharing settings as the C drive, but are still not able to have full access to the D drive in Machine B.  We are getting an error message that says we don't have the proper permission to access the D drive in Machine B.

How do I share two drives over a network that are in the same machine?

Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.