Share Files and Folders Over a Network in Windows 10  

Thank you Denis @Try3.

I've updated option 1 to help make it more clear and to include what you posted to help.

While using an admin account with the same user name and password on each computer does indeed make it easier, you should still be able to share with any account.

Brink said:

While using an admin account with the same user name and password on each computer does indeed make it easier, you should still be able to share with any account.

Good point. I omitted that. I've added it to my post.

Denis

Try3 said:

Good point. I omitted that. I've added it to my post.

Denis

If there's anything else you think that should be added to option 1, please just let me know.

Brink said:

Thank you Denis @Try3.

I've updated option 1 to help make it more clear and to include what you posted to help.

While using an admin account with the same user name and password on each computer does indeed make it easier, you should still be able to share with any account.

Thanks to both of you for clarifying how to set up networks. I will bookmark these links for the future. One question, you updated Option 1 on which tutorial?

phrab said:

Thanks to both of you for clarifying how to set up networks. I will bookmark these links for the future. One question, you updated Option 1 on which tutorial?

phrab,

This one.

Denis

phrab said:

Thanks to both of you for clarifying how to set up networks. I will bookmark these links for the future. One question, you updated Option 1 on which tutorial?

Try3 said:

phrab,

This one.

Denis

Try3 said:

phrab,

This one.

Denis

Thank you. Wow. Didn't even look where these questions had been posted. I must have been...

OldNavyGuy said:

I would suggest amending the SMBv1 instructions to use it only if there is a device on the network that absolutely needs it.

Hey mate. Warning added to help make that more clear.