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Windows 7 and Windows 2000 Shared folder
Hi,
I try to connect with my Windows 7 to an hold PC with Windows 2000 : When i contact the Windows 2000 PC i am prompted for a username and a Password (I am in a Domain with a Windows 2003 DC) I give up the logon information, but "Access denied"
I know that Windows 7 have change many thinks in shared Folder (NTLM... )
So i try to change some security parameters in relation with NTLM on my Windows 7, but no resolution...
Have you any idea ?
Have a nice day,
Yoann
I try to connect with my Windows 7 to an hold PC with Windows 2000 : When i contact the Windows 2000 PC i am prompted for a username and a Password (I am in a Domain with a Windows 2003 DC) I give up the logon information, but "Access denied"
I know that Windows 7 have change many thinks in shared Folder (NTLM... )
So i try to change some security parameters in relation with NTLM on my Windows 7, but no resolution...
Have you any idea ?
Have a nice day,
Yoann
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Hi,
both PC are in the domain, both identificaton DOMAIN\user or user don't work.
shared security and folder security are set correctly : With an XP computer i can access to the folder with the same USer account. None of my Windows 7 work for connecting to this Windows 2000.
Have a nice day,
Yoann
both PC are in the domain, both identificaton DOMAIN\user or user don't work.
shared security and folder security are set correctly : With an XP computer i can access to the folder with the same USer account. None of my Windows 7 work for connecting to this Windows 2000.
Have a nice day,
Yoann
you should be able to use domain\administrator account to gain access. If not the use windows2000computername\ad ministrato r (where 'windows2000computername' is the computer name of your windows 2000 computer. administrator is the local administrator) and password to connect.
Check the permissions on the windows 2000 PC. make sure the account you're trying to use has access rights to the share you're attempting to connect to.
Check the permissions on the windows 2000 PC. make sure the account you're trying to use has access rights to the share you're attempting to connect to.
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@Joshua1909 : Thanks, but i doesnt works, i try it this morning...
@AC_Nova : It's not a permission probleme : i can access with any account on this server from any Windows Xp/2003/2000 PC but no connection possible with any Windows 7 with any account wich have permission on this server...
@AC_Nova : It's not a permission probleme : i can access with any account on this server from any Windows Xp/2003/2000 PC but no connection possible with any Windows 7 with any account wich have permission on this server...
what OS is you DC running?
ASKER
Windows 2003
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Funny : with IP all is rights...
now that's interesting... what is the path of your share if you don't mind my asking?
ASKER
\\192.168.33.184\fotowin or \\simprimantes\fotowin
which version of windows 7 is it?
Anyway try this
The solution: Registry editing for LAN manager authentication level (in Home edition this can be configured through registry)
How to do it:
1 . Open registry editor ( Start search - regedit)
2 . Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ CurrentCon trolSet\Co ntrol\Lsa
3. Create a new DWORD value with the following properties: NAME: LmCompatibilityLevel
VALUE: 1
4. Restart your PC and try the connection again...
Anyway try this
The solution: Registry editing for LAN manager authentication level (in Home edition this can be configured through registry)
How to do it:
1 . Open registry editor ( Start search - regedit)
2 . Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
3. Create a new DWORD value with the following properties: NAME: LmCompatibilityLevel
VALUE: 1
4. Restart your PC and try the connection again...
Can you try the FQN and see what that does please?
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@Joshua1909 : Access denied, like \\simprimantes...
@AC_Nova : I Have testing this, but no working at this time...
@AC_Nova : I Have testing this, but no working at this time...
so its working via i.p? does your windows 7 pc have the correct internal dns servers?
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Yes... ping work fine
Can you check the below link.
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7security/thread/23369f35-bc45-4147-9c3e-74a47d530757
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842715
It can be virus issue too.
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7security/thread/23369f35-bc45-4147-9c3e-74a47d530757
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842715
It can be virus issue too.
I know it's cliche, but have you tried restarting your machine?
if you wouldnt mind printing an ipconfig /all result
are you running W2K SP3? Have a look at this article...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/281308
it's not the same error, but a similar situation...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/281308
it's not the same error, but a similar situation...
ASKER
Tanks for your reply, i use \\@IP Instead OF \\MACHINENAME. no more time to have better solution...
Yes, sometime i have see the issue happeinging & its issue with SMB service.
domain\username
?
If both machines are joined to the same domain you shouldn't be prompted for credentials.
There are two sections to check on the actual folder share, under the sharing permissions tab and the actual security tab--make sure your user is in both.