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How to see what files a computer is sharing on your home network

By Mitz

Free computer Education

 

If you have a home network, you can share files between computers on your network. To view the files that a particular computer is sharing follow these instructions below.

  1. Go to the start menu

  2. Choose My Network places, a dialog box will appear

  3. Under the heading of Network Tasks, choose View workgroup computers computers

view files shared

  1. Now you will be able to see the computers on your network.

  2. Double click on the one you want to open. I am going to double click on Server. (That is the name of the computer)

computers on your home network

  1. Now you will see what that actual computer is sharing.

file that are shared on the home network

 

Notes:

  • If you are on Windows Vista your network will be called MSHOME by default. WORKGROUP is for Windows XP. Here's how to share between XP and VISTA.

  • If there are no files to view then there is nothing shared on that computer.

  • If access is denied to that computer, file sharing is not enabled on that computer.

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