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But that only changes the location. They still see the full server path and can click on the server drop down and see other shares.
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But that only changes the location. They still see the full server path and can click on the server drop down and see other shares.

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Did not provide full solution
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Hi, I work in a school and have come across a problem in that our students when they go to Word, File, Open, the top bar defaults to the name of the server and if they click the arrow next to it, it shows all the network shares. They cannot access any but they can see them. I have enabled the do not show settings in group policy and have enabled access based enumeration on the share but it still shows. Does anybody know how I can stop this. <a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/10_w44/515904/wordshares.JPG" target="_blank" title="word shares showing (57 KB)"><img alt="word shares showing" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 756px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/10_w44/515904/wordshares.JPG" /></a>
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Hi, I work in a school and have come across a problem in that our students when they go to Word, File, Open, the top bar defaults to the name of the server and if they click the arrow next to it, it shows all the network shares. They cannot access any but they can see them. I have enabled the do not show settings in group policy and have enabled access based enumeration on the share but it still shows. Does anybody know how I can stop this. 

Users can see network shares in Word 2010

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