Solution: Verify network settings. Check your
connection to other resources on the network, such as internal Web
sites.
Cause: Share permissions or file system
permissions prevent access.
Solution: Verify that the share permissions
and file system permissions on the computer to which you are
connecting allow you or your group access to the shared folder.
If you can access Shared Folders on the remote computer, check the
Sessions folder to determine the user rights with which you
are logged on to the remote computer.
Check the Share Permissions that are set for the
Everyone group. If there is a check mark in the Deny
column, no one will be able to access the shared folder, even if
Full Control permissions are granted to the
Administrators group. Remove the check mark and grant
Full Control to appropriate users and groups.
I cannot view shared folder information in
Shared Folders.
Cause: You are not logged on to the specified
computer as a member of the Administrators group, Server
Operators group, or a group that has the appropriate user
rights.
Solution: Ensure that you are a member of a
group (such as the Administrators group) with the
appropriate user rights before connecting to the shared folder.
I cannot view a folder in a shared folder on
which access-based enumeration is enabled.
Cause: The user does not have the Read
permission to the folder in a shared folder on which access-based
enumeration is enabled, or the Special permissions have been
modified. Access-based enumeration hides folders or other shared
resources that the user does not have rights to access.
Solution: Check that the user has Read
permission on the appropriate folder, and that the user has the
following Special permissions in the Advanced Security
Settings dialog box: