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You'd just create a share and add any users that you'd like to access that share. <br />
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Create networkUser on every PC. Create a share on every PC. Allow access to networkUser on each of the shares. <br />
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This should work. Then you'd just simply browse to the computer \\computername\sharename or \\computername\C$ (for C drive, change the letter for different drives)
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This question is more in general.<br />
If I got three PC - Windows 7, Vista and XP.<br />
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If there is data on Windows7 Professional and would like to access it on Vista and XP computer. So how can I access the data. Do I have to have the same user name on all the PCs.<br />
But If I have different user name for some reason then how it works.
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This question is more in general.
If I got three PC - Windows 7, Vista and XP.

If there is data on Windows7 Professional and would like to access it on Vista and XP computer. So how can I access the data. Do I have to have the same user name on all the PCs.
But If I have different user name for some reason then how it works.

You&#39;d just create a share and add any users that you&#39;d like to access that share. 

Create networkUser on every PC. Create a share on every PC. Allow access to networkUser on each of the shares. 

This should work. Then you&#39;d just simply browse to the computer \\computername\sharename or \\computername\C$ (for C drive, change the letter for different drives)

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