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Old 01-05-2006, 06:05 AM
Najam
 
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Default Sharing Problem

Whenever my system reboot, the system share my hard disk drive
automatlically, am conneted to the domain, plz tell me how can i stop it
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Old 01-05-2006, 06:05 AM
yogi
 
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Default RE: Sharing Problem

check to see what is being shared. if it is a drive then right click on that
drive icon in my computer and on the sharing tab check what is the share name
that is mentioned there. if it is anything else except the <drive letter>$
(where the drive letter would be your c or d or whichever drive that you
right clicked to see its properties) then there would be a remove share
button there just click on it to remove that share from that drive. by the
way are you the system admin on your pc?

do tell me if this helps
yogi

"Najam" wrote:

> Whenever my system reboot, the system share my hard disk drive
> automatlically, am conneted to the domain, plz tell me how can i stop it

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