April 29, 201016 yr Greetings,Recently I’ve changed Windows Vista on the Windows 7. It was clean install. And one strange problem appeared: I can’t have write access on the local server’s (Windows Server 2008 R2) SMB shares. I’m logging-in with the same credentials as in Vista on the same shares. But now I can’t create Folder on the share nor copy file there…Can anyone help me with this problem?Best regards...
April 29, 201016 yr Is this a domain or workgroup? Can you modify the file and sharing permissions on the share?
April 29, 201016 yr Author It's a workgroup.You mean "can I log-in to the server and change permissions there"? -- Then no -- I have no admin. rights on the server. But when I'm going to the Security tab of some folder (I'm doing this locally) from those shares -- I can see my user there with full permissions.
May 1, 201016 yr If you have read permission but not write permission in these folders, and know for a fact you have Full Control NTFS permissions then you must not have sufficient 'Share' permissions.
May 1, 201016 yr Author Stupid me: indeed, only "Read" is present in Share permissions. And I even not throw a glance there because thought that It's some OS's problem Thanks for Your help.
May 2, 201016 yr Stupid me: indeed, only "Read" is present in Share permissions. And I even not throw a glance there because thought that It's some OS's problem Thanks for Your help.No problem _hunter glad that's all it was.
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