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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Security and Administration / January 2005ACL, One User
I am running windows xp home edition with sp2. I use a shared computer with someone else and we use the same login. Windows automatically logs me in at the welcome screen, like 98 did. I was wondering how to block a folder using access control lists. I know that it will also block it from me if we are using same user name. I also wanted to say that I can't get my security tab to show up, even after looking in folder options in the control panel like microsoft site told me. It said to unclick simple sharing window or something. Hopefully someone understands my question and can help me, thanks. As I understand it, this is not possible under XP Home Edition. Try to restart the machine in Safe mode (hit F8) and see if access to folder's security tab becomes available. There are too many subtle differences between XP Home Edition and Pro that may only surface when one digs deeper (such as what you have experienced). Do let us know if this helps. Thanks! > I am running windows xp home edition with sp2. I use a shared computer with > someone else and we use the same login. Windows automatically logs me in at [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > microsoft site told me. It said to unclick simple sharing window or > something. Hopefully someone understands my question and can help me, thanks. |
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