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Let's say I've a folder c:\SharedFolder which I want to share with EVERYONE. I'm able to share it. So entering \\MachineName in windows explorer shows this folder. And everyone can access it via \\MachineName\SharedFolder.
But \\MachineName\c$\SharedFolder isn't accessible via explorer. I'm assuming that's probably because \\MachineName\c$ isn't shared.
Is that assumption right?
Obviously I don't want to share c$. So I'm wondering if it is possible still to expose \\MachineName\c$\SharedFolder?
OS: Windows 7, Server 2008
so in short answer to 2nd question is no. Right? – Ankush – 2012-04-15T09:07:43.743
You can expose c$ to everyone only if you "open" the share to everyone. So the answer is... depend. But no, you musn't. Ever. – Gregory MOUSSAT – 2012-04-15T13:37:08.067