richard14110
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- Feb 14, 2013
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If you have two machines that both are at least Windows Vista, follow these steps:
1. Connect the two computers so that they are seen on the network
2. Open a command prompt
3. Type:
mklink /d /j C:\Users\(Name) C:\
*Replace (Name) with whatever you want and substitute both "C"s with the drive you want to see
4. Use the other machine
5. Open Windows Explorer
6. Click Network (on the left)
7. Open the computer with the (Name) folder
8. Open the "Users" folder
9. Open the (Name) folder (you now have access to another machine's folders and files)
Typically, you can only see the "Users" folder of the other computer linked to your network. Please spread the news about this tip.
1. Connect the two computers so that they are seen on the network
2. Open a command prompt
3. Type:
mklink /d /j C:\Users\(Name) C:\
*Replace (Name) with whatever you want and substitute both "C"s with the drive you want to see
4. Use the other machine
5. Open Windows Explorer
6. Click Network (on the left)
7. Open the computer with the (Name) folder
8. Open the "Users" folder
9. Open the (Name) folder (you now have access to another machine's folders and files)
Typically, you can only see the "Users" folder of the other computer linked to your network. Please spread the news about this tip.