Dracula28 wrote: » Are you sure about that? Because the everyone group has read NTFS permissions on the c:\users folder, which would give everyone the effective read permission on the folder. Perhaps it depends on who are members of the local built-in everyone group in Windows 7. I'll try this in a lab tomorrow.
MentholMoose wrote: » Just check the permissions on the actual profile directories. They don't have permissions for "Everyone".
I run 7 ultimate at home and my C:\users is not shared by default.
crrussell3 wrote: » Hyper-Me wrote: » I run 7 ultimate at home and my C:\users is not shared by default. Odd, mine is shared by default. The folder doesn't have the "shared" icon, but if you unc your hostname or check your shares, mine is shared. Wonder what is with the inconsistent settings?
Hyper-Me wrote: » I run 7 ultimate at home and my C:\users is not shared by default.
astorrs wrote: » Hyper-Me isn't a member of a Homegroup while crrussell3 is - that would be my guess for the differences (haven't checked in a lab though).