Share not working anymore

margrave55 said:

For years I've cross-mounted these two computers so that each can see the C: drive on the other.
But now one direction is failing.

Code:

                      COMPUTER A               COMPUTER B
                      ----------------------   ----------------------
USER              --> Bonnie                   Bruce
HOST              --> laptop                   DellDesktop
IP                --> 192.168.1.226            192.168.1.137
REMOTE C: MAPS AS --> P:                       Z:
USER/PWD          --> Bonnie / <bonnie-pwd1>   Bruce  / <bruce-pwd1>
USER/PWD          -->                          Bonnie / <bonnie-pwd2>

Bonnie has accounts on both boxes ... but different passwords.

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From computer A ... I use this command to mount C: on computer B as drive P:
net use P: \\192.168.1.137\c bruce-pwd1 /user:bruce /persistent:yes
That no longer works. I get this error message:
System error 1312 has occurred.
A specified logon session does not exist. It may already have been terminated.

I also tried Bonnie's user to connect. Same error.
net use P: \\192.168.1.137\c bonnie-pwd1 /user:bonnie /persistent:yes

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From computer B ... I use this command to mount C: on computer A as drive Z:
net use Z: \\192.168.1.226\c bonnie-pwd1 /user:Bonnie /persistent:yes

This still works fine.

Why? Perhaps because she got the 2004 update last week?
How do I fix this?

Possible?
network settings got reset to defaults, along with smb?

Wind blowing in the right direction, phase of moon in 2nd house, Jupiter aligned with Mars

These disappearing problems make absolutely no sense. Are the shares Full Control/Change/Read or Read Only?
Check the share setups again. This is how mine are setup.

Mine surely does and I also have my C: drive shared:

C:\Users\ztruk>net share

Share name Resource Remark

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C$ C:\ Default share
D$ D:\ Default share
IPC$ Remote IPC
ADMIN$ C:\WINDOWS Remote Admin
Laptop_C C:\
Laptop_D D:\
Users C:\Users
The command completed successfully.

You never share drive c or any other disk if you give everyone rights all hackers and randomised can run amuck. Also windows doesn't like it as by default there is an admin share for all drives with a $ is c$ and that's what you should use