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Why do I need to enable Guess account? As far as I know, net view will still work even the guest account is disabled.<br />
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The firewall is off...
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Why do I need to enable Guess account? As far as I know, net view will still work even the guest account is disabled.

The firewall is off...

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Can anybody tell me the problem to this?<br />
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When I run net view in the command prompt it gives me the message Access Denied!<br />
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example:<br />
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net view \\192.168.0.57<br />
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Access is denied.<br />
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Can anyone tell me why? And What should I do to enable it. The computer is an XP box.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Joseph
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Can anybody tell me the problem to this?

When I run net view in the command prompt it gives me the message Access Denied!

example:

net view \\192.168.0.57

Access is denied.


Can anyone tell me why? And What should I do to enable it. The computer is an XP box.

Regards,

Joseph

net view access is denied

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