I'm running WIndows 7 Ultimate client on a WIndows 7 Ultimate host
The client automatically logs in as the only available user of the client.
I have mapped the \\vboxsrv shares to drive letters in the client.
When i try to run anything (like command prompt) as administrator, the drive mappings are no longer valid anymore ..
What should i do to correct this?
Network shares gone as Administrator
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mpack
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Re: Network shares gone as Administrator
Sounds like something you should ask in a Microsoft / Win7 forum.
Re: Network shares gone as Administrator
not quit as this is not the case in a non-virtual windows 7 client
It looks like \\vboxsrv does not have the same meaning running in a user, or in a elevated environment
It looks like \\vboxsrv does not have the same meaning running in a user, or in a elevated environment
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Martin
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Re: Network shares gone as Administrator
That has nothing to do with Virtualbox or \\vboxsvr.
In Windows 7 network drive mappings are only valid/available to the user who configured them.
You should be able to assign drive letters for the shares inside an administrator command prompt or from an elevated explorer.
In Windows 7 network drive mappings are only valid/available to the user who configured them.
You should be able to assign drive letters for the shares inside an administrator command prompt or from an elevated explorer.