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I have two computer's connected together for the purpose of scanning. &nbsp;Done this about a dozen time's before, but now for some reason when I try to use the admin share:<br>ex. \\Computer1\c$ from Computer2 works fine, but<br>\\Computer2\c$ from computer locks account with every attempt to access admin share.<br>I will go in unlock the referenced account, try to access admin share ONE time, get message "referenced account is locked out" go back and check and sure enough account is locked.&nbsp; How does it determine the "referenced account" is this the currently logged in user?
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I have two computer's connected together for the purpose of scanning.  Done this about a dozen time's before, but now for some reason when I try to use the admin share:
ex. \\Computer1\c$ from Computer2 works fine, but
\\Computer2\c$ from computer locks account with every attempt to access admin share.
I will go in unlock the referenced account, try to access admin share ONE time, get message "referenced account is locked out" go back and check and sure enough account is locked.  How does it determine the "referenced account" is this the currently logged in user?

Admin Share Instantly locks out referenced account

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