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Is it possible to remotely access a USB drive attached to a networked computer?
On the target computer the USB stick maps as G:/
However, if I enter the following in run
\\saturn03\G$
It does not find it.
Whereas, if I enter \\saturn03\C$
I can access the c drive...
Can this not be done with USB?
Thanks
However, if I enter the following in run
\\saturn03\G$
It does not find it.
Whereas, if I enter \\saturn03\C$
I can access the c drive...
Can this not be done with USB?
Thanks
USB device will not get shared automatically. You may share the USB device with $ suffix and it will be a hidden share. try to access that, it should work.
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What steps do you use to remote to the pc. I likely have the rights but not sure how to do it.
What steps do you use to remote to the pc. I likely have the rights but not sure how to do it.
Type this in Start > Run: mstsc /v:REMOTEPC /admin
Replace "REMOTEPC" with the name of the machine you want to remote to. Then you will need to enter your username and password at the login screen.
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Do you have admin rights on these machines? If so, what operating systems are they running? You may need to enable remote access on the target machine.
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I do have rights... I am guessing the OS was the problem. The target computer had windows7 . I tried another one that was XP and was able to connect.