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You have to create a local user on Server and grant permission for that account on Shared folders.<br />
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Then you can map shared folders to enduser with that account.
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You have to create a local user on Server and grant permission for that account on Shared folders.

Then you can map shared folders to enduser with that account.

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Tjno, what server? There is no server.
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hmm, so where is the shared folder? <br />
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Please describe in details your environment
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hmm, so where is the shared folder?

Please describe in details your environment

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share the folder and give the group everyone full access.
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share the folder and give the group everyone full access.

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How can I give a user from another local Win10 computer folder permission to a shared folder? &nbsp;These are individual PCs and not domain joined.
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How can I give a user from another local Win10 computer folder permission to a shared folder?  These are individual PCs and not domain joined.

How to give a user folder permission from another computer?

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