Jul 11, 2011 · 10 A bit simpler than the accepted answer is direct call to the Shared Folders console: Start > Run > fsmgmt.msc Screenshot of the Shared Folders console

Dec 6, 2016 · Those folders are shared is some fashion, either visibly (such as the Users folder through the File and Printer sharing function) or through a hidden admin "$" share. You can utilize a GUI to …

Mar 7, 2024 · Run fsmgmt.msc to see all configured network shares. If I remember correctly, the dialog box creates a single share for the entire C:\Users – not for each individual shared folder. Use the …

Jun 9, 2022 · From your screenshots, looks like the folder is already not shared directly. It's only accessible as part of a broader \\ \Users share – and when the parent folder is shared there's no way …

Oct 19, 2023 · In all versions from Windows 2000 you can open the fsmgmt.msc app to manage the list of shared folders directly. As above, you'll need to manually grant both file-level access to other …

fsmgmt.msc and press enter. As you can see in picture, all of shared folders and number of clients in Shares part are visible. Also you can see the names of those who are connected to your computer in …

Sep 15, 2022 · Using net use only displays the root of the network folder, not the files opened afaik. I don't have admin rights on the server, so using fsmgmt.msc from the server is not possible. Is there a …

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(Use fsmgmt.msc as that interface will let you create a share. From the command line, type: "start fsmgmt.msc".) Or, from the client, try just visiting \server\c$ or \server\d$ or whatever the appropriate …

Aug 12, 2011 · You can use the shared folders manager (fsmgmt.msc) to view connections to your computer from other computers, but I don't know of a way to view it for connections to other machines.