Backup to XP from Vista

Ok, got a bit further, now I get a meessage

The network share could not be accessed for the following reason:

You need Full Control permission for the network share. Make the user a
co-owner of the share, with full control. The network share cnnot be on a
computer running Windows XP Home. (0x81000002A)

I am set as administrator, should one not be? How do i make the user a
co-owner with full control?


"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" <gloriab@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Steve. You need to have a matching user account and password on both
> machines. That should work.
>
> Thanks for posting!
> Gloria
>
> --
> Gloria Boyer
> Windows User Assistance team
> Microsoft Corporation
>

"Steve" <srchristie@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Ok, got a bit further, now I get a meessage
>
> The network share could not be accessed for the following reason:
>
> You need Full Control permission for the network share. Make the user a
> co-owner of the share, with full control. The network share cnnot be on a
> computer running Windows XP Home. (0x81000002A)
>
> I am set as administrator, should one not be? How do i make the user a
> co-owner with full control?
>
>

Not sure if this will help and may not but!!!

i had a hassle with internet connection re e-mail sometime ago

i was asked by my ISP tec deprt for error message code

it started like this 0X81000 etc
they stopped me before the end of it
and said this was a firewall error code

it was and after resetting firewall all worked correctly

so------- it may be a firewall problem
but dont take that a gospel

cheers

Keith D.

Thank-you for the suggestion, but still no go.

Steve


"Keith D" <scanner@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Steve" <srchristie@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:9C29923E-7E2B-41DA-96A8-294230508C13@microsoft.com...

>> Ok, got a bit further, now I get a meessage
>>
>> The network share could not be accessed for the following reason:
>>
>> You need Full Control permission for the network share. Make the user a
>> co-owner of the share, with full control. The network share cnnot be on a
>> computer running Windows XP Home. (0x81000002A)
>>
>> I am set as administrator, should one not be? How do i make the user a
>> co-owner with full control?
>>
>>

>
>
> Not sure if this will help and may not but!!!
>
> i had a hassle with internet connection re e-mail sometime ago
>
> i was asked by my ISP tec deprt for error message code
>
> it started like this 0X81000 etc
> they stopped me before the end of it
> and said this was a firewall error code
>
> it was and after resetting firewall all worked correctly
>
> so------- it may be a firewall problem
> but dont take that a gospel
>
> cheers
>
> Keith D.

Hi Steve. Here's the procedure for sharing:
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...051033.mspx#E4

Under Permission Level, click the arrow next to the permission level for
that person or group, and then do one of the following to set sharing
permissions:

. Click Reader to restrict the person or group to viewing files in the
shared folder.

. Click Contributor to allow the person or group to view all files,
add files, and change or delete the files that they add.

. Click Co-owner to allow the person or group to view, change, add,
and delete files in the shared folder.



Thanks,
Gloria

--
Gloria Boyer
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

Wow this is difficult.

tried following the instructions, but find nothing called 'Share' in the
tool bar, on the XP or Vista machine.

Am I to chose the folder on the XP machine and find the permissions, or is
this done on the Vista machine, the folder is already set to share and shows
up on the Vista machine.

I am so confused.

Steve


"Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" <gloriab@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:%238RBs4kcHHA.4260@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> Hi Steve. Here's the procedure for sharing:
> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...051033.mspx#E4
>
> Under Permission Level, click the arrow next to the permission level for
> that person or group, and then do one of the following to set sharing
> permissions:
>
> . Click Reader to restrict the person or group to viewing files in
> the
> shared folder.
>
> . Click Contributor to allow the person or group to view all files,
> add files, and change or delete the files that they add.
>
> . Click Co-owner to allow the person or group to view, change, add,
> and delete files in the shared folder.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
> Gloria
>
> --
> Gloria Boyer
> Windows User Assistance team
> Microsoft Corporation
>

Ok I have checked and that all machines on my network have the same ID's and
passwords and are all at the same level.

I can backup XP to XP no problem, no password needed

I can back up XP to Vista, no password needed

I CANNOT backup Vista to XP, password needed, with and error of

This network could not be accessed for the following reason:

No mapping between account names and security IDs was done
(0x80070534)

I am missing something on the vista machine, how do I map the id's to the xp
machines





"Steve" <srchristie@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:A05AE3D9-AF2C-446A-B068-87B76D650A2E@microsoft.com...

> Wow this is difficult.
>
> tried following the instructions, but find nothing called 'Share' in the
> tool bar, on the XP or Vista machine.
>
> Am I to chose the folder on the XP machine and find the permissions, or is
> this done on the Vista machine, the folder is already set to share and
> shows up on the Vista machine.
>
> I am so confused.
>
> Steve
>
>
> "Gloria Boyer [MSFT]" <gloriab@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:%238RBs4kcHHA.4260@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> Hi Steve. Here's the procedure for sharing:
>> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...051033.mspx#E4
>>
>> Under Permission Level, click the arrow next to the permission level for
>> that person or group, and then do one of the following to set sharing
>> permissions:
>>
>> . Click Reader to restrict the person or group to viewing files in
>> the
>> shared folder.
>>
>> . Click Contributor to allow the person or group to view all files,
>> add files, and change or delete the files that they add.
>>
>> . Click Co-owner to allow the person or group to view, change, add,
>> and delete files in the shared folder.
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Gloria
>>
>> --
>> Gloria Boyer
>> Windows User Assistance team
>> Microsoft Corporation
>>

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