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Best Answer CED_Admin , 14 May 2018 - 04:04 AM
Thanks for the reply. The news is that Microsoft fixed the problem in last week's Windows 7 update. I suspect that a number of users bombarded them with complaints. Go to the full post »
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We run a Microsoft Windows network that has a mixture of PCs attached. After the latest Windows 7 updates (mid-April 2018), a tape backup system running on a Windows 2000 Server on the network can see but no longer access files on networked Windows 7 and Windows 10 PCs.
Have the default permissions changed in the latest Windows update, and, if so, how do I tell the Windows 7/10 PCs to give the Windows 2000 Server access to backup certain directories?
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Hello, CED_Admin
Are you trying to access from your WIN200 server to computers with 7/10? If so: is there any error message from win2000 server?
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Thanks for the reply. The news is that Microsoft fixed the problem in last week's Windows 7 update. I suspect that a number of users bombarded them with complaints.
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Hello Ced_Admin:
I'm glad to hear that.
Greetings!!
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