Does sharing folders required admin priveleges?

Heya, thanks for the reply.

I know how to share folders
What I meant is, how can Non-Administrator users share them? For example, a
user creates a folder on his computer, puts files in it, and wants to share
that folder.
When he clicks the "Share" button, a consent window pops up, requiring a
computer administrator to put his credentials.

Im assuming that Administrators are part of a group that can share folders.
Or is it something completely different?

I know this should pretty basic...

Thank you in advance.

Just as an added information, I didn't realize that Vista doesn't add a user
as full-control when he creates one. But I did give him that security
privilege, and still the consent window pops up...

Any ideas, please?

Howdy,

The quick answer to the original question is: Yes, in order to share folders
on a particular computer on a secure Vista domain network, admin privileges
are required to set it up.





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"Rodrigo Monteiro" wrote:

> Just as an added information, I didn't realize that Vista doesn't add a user
> as full-control when he creates one. But I did give him that security
> privilege, and still the consent window pops up...
>
> Any ideas, please?