Your resolution:
http://www.petri.co.il/disable_admin...ive_shares.htm
This involves a registry mod. Usual caveats apply, make sure you understand
what you are doing or you could cause far greater trouble!
The 'Admin shares' (C$ etc) are present on all Professional/Business grade
Windows computers as-supplied. Microsoft don't see this as being a security
issue. Personally I question this stance. The key risk is that if two
networked computers have identical Administrator credentials, then logging-on
to one as Admin gives unrestricted access to the other's disks. This may be
unexpected, and highly undesirable.
They are necessary for some domain-management functions, but not for
workgroup-based networks. If you aren't in an Active Directory domain then I
would be inclined to disable them.
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"This is a wonderful computer. It''s 20yrs old and absolutely reliable.
And, in all that time it''s only had four mobos, six processors, two cases,
seven OS''s ...."
"adel alattal" wrote:
> good morning\evening sirs ..
> i want to ask about Network Files Sharing and Protection ?
>
> i am in local network .. and i want to protect my computer from access by
> anyone ..
> i tried to make a password to my computer but i don't sure is it working or
> not !
>
> Yesterday i scanned for files shared in my network ..
> and i used 'SoftPerfect Network Scanner'
> and i changed its options to scan in all shared resources like folders
> ,printers ,ipc ,etc ..
> http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/5...nsharesjs3.jpg
>
> and when i searched ,i found all my drivers shared !!
> and i found my drivers without any protection or password !! but the other
> users computers were protected by passwords ..
> so i am afraid from anyone access and steals my private files and folders ..
> http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/2678/ipcfg6.jpg
>
> * i am using 'anti-arp' ! (http://www.antiarp.com/English/e_index.htm)
> so please help me to solve my problem ..
> Thank you very much ..
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