Step 1: Start the wizard
Simply type shrpubw.exe in the start menu Search bar and press [Enter]
Step 2: Click through the welcome page
If you need to learn more about your Windows firewall, you can click the link. Otherwise click Next to continue, as shown in Figure A.
Figure A
This is your standard Welcome screen, where you simply click Next to get to the real work.
Step 3: Set up your folder
In this step, you are going to name your share. You also can name (or rename) your PC. You should probably leave your computer name as is, since changing this here could cause conflicts with your computer name as defined by the system. You will need to set up the folder to be shared by clicking the Browse button (Figure B). Once the new window opens, navigate to the folder you want to share and click OK and then click Next.
Figure B
if you want to share a new folder, you can click the Make New Folder button in the navigation window that appears.
Step 4: Naming your share
In the next window (Figure C), you need to first give your share a name and (optionally) a description. The share path is already configured from the previous screen.
Figure C
The description will be an informative description so that users know what is in the folder.
Step 5: Offline settings
In this same window (Figure D), you can click the Change button to make changes to the offline settings. This allows you to give offline access to users.
Figure D
If you do use the last option, you might want to check Optimize for Performance or you will experience a noticeable hit on performance should the offline sync occur at the wrong time or a user need a large amount of files/folders to be synchronized.
A note on offline storage — this can be a potential security issue when secure files are cached on a nonsecure machine. Please make sure you enable this option with care. Once you have finished with this, click Next to continue.
Step 6: Permissions
In the next window, you set up permissions for users. You have four options (Figure E):
All users have read-only access,
Administrators have full access; other users have read-only access,
Administrators have full access; other users have no access, or
Customize permissions
Figure E
In order to give all users read/write access, you will have to use Custom.
When you’ve established permissions how you want them, click Finish.
Step 7: Complete the share
In the last screen (Figure F), you have the option to complete this share and/or start over to set up another share.
Figure F
if you do not need to set up another share, just click Finish and the share will immediately be available to all users.
Simply type shrpubw.exe in the start menu Search bar and press [Enter]
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shrpubw.exe
Step 2: Click through the welcome page
If you need to learn more about your Windows firewall, you can click the link. Otherwise click Next to continue, as shown in Figure A.
Figure A
This is your standard Welcome screen, where you simply click Next to get to the real work.
Step 3: Set up your folder
In this step, you are going to name your share. You also can name (or rename) your PC. You should probably leave your computer name as is, since changing this here could cause conflicts with your computer name as defined by the system. You will need to set up the folder to be shared by clicking the Browse button (Figure B). Once the new window opens, navigate to the folder you want to share and click OK and then click Next.
Figure B
if you want to share a new folder, you can click the Make New Folder button in the navigation window that appears.
Step 4: Naming your share
In the next window (Figure C), you need to first give your share a name and (optionally) a description. The share path is already configured from the previous screen.
Figure C
The description will be an informative description so that users know what is in the folder.
Step 5: Offline settings
In this same window (Figure D), you can click the Change button to make changes to the offline settings. This allows you to give offline access to users.
Figure D
If you do use the last option, you might want to check Optimize for Performance or you will experience a noticeable hit on performance should the offline sync occur at the wrong time or a user need a large amount of files/folders to be synchronized.
A note on offline storage — this can be a potential security issue when secure files are cached on a nonsecure machine. Please make sure you enable this option with care. Once you have finished with this, click Next to continue.
Step 6: Permissions
In the next window, you set up permissions for users. You have four options (Figure E):
All users have read-only access,
Administrators have full access; other users have read-only access,
Administrators have full access; other users have no access, or
Customize permissions
Figure E
In order to give all users read/write access, you will have to use Custom.
When you’ve established permissions how you want them, click Finish.
Step 7: Complete the share
In the last screen (Figure F), you have the option to complete this share and/or start over to set up another share.
Figure F
if you do not need to set up another share, just click Finish and the share will immediately be available to all users.
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Giin70 Said:"im busier than a 3 legged cat on a frozen pond scratching for a place to poop..."
He also Said:"Maybe we can ship yall off to mamby pamby land to look to self confidence, ya jackwagon."
Then"your about as useless as tits on a boar
And:"headspace and keyboard timing issue on end user end"
Always have a back up plan for your back up plan.
My Pc Specs: My Rig!