How To Set Password for Network Files/Folders Sharing in Windows 10

In this video, I will show you guys How To Set-up Password for Network Files/Folders Sharing in Windows 10.

cmd command:
ipconfig

Note:- Please Do it at your own risk If anything goes wrong I will be not responsible for that. This video has followed all the Youtube community guideline rules. The purpose of this video is to share my knowledge with everyone that is totally Legal, Informational and for Educational purpose. I totally do not support any types of illegal acts or videos. The videos are completely for legal purposes.

►►►►Also, check out My Other Popular Videos:

✅ ✅ ✅ My YouTube Parts -✅ ✅ ✅

___________________________________

Please Do Like, Share & Subscribe -Need Your Support

#foldershareing #windows 10

[sheltersxs]

why there are no "local users and groups" in my computer management?

[Rich-leud]

any idea why i dont have the "local users and groups tab" in the manage function?

[elstondias]

Thanks man was searching for this for a long time for file backup on a small enterprise Network.

[tech_veda]

that's the feature for Windows 10 Pro only!!! Waste of Time for Home users.

[ThePrincetanay]

I want to share my portable HDD partition in network with password, can I use same process..

[raselchy]

Really outstanding.. Want more videos related this

[tz]

Worked for me. Thanks. Is there anyway to change the user so it's not a PC login user on the computer and just a network login user??

[usmanmunir]

very nice tool ap ka is video na mere bot halp key thanks brother

[kakashi]

Is "require password protected sharing" not required ? If you specify a login account it should not matter

[gorbynr]

This dose not work for me. Have tryed everything, did exacly as you showed, but no luck. When i turn on password sharing it dosent accept my password. It also makes remote desktop stop working

[aries]

I had high hopes for this. I've created a virtual machine using Hyper V and I didn't think it would take me over 2 days to do something as simple as share files between my Host and my Virtual machine. I've corrupted many VM's already by trying to mount the Virtual drives. I've tried various folder shares and it always fails by saying username or password wrong. So this was my last hope but it just says username or password wrong. This should be built into Hyper V's functionality as it's such a basic requirement!

[Ali-hwie]

thank very very very very very much ....

[Martschy]

did the same on windows 11. it did not want a password for me

[HoriaArabul]

you do not have acces, so is not working i tried everything, the only thing is working without password protected sharing, but without that all pc's on my network can acces it and i don't want that

[ranvijaysingh]

Its not asking for password when typing IP

[infojaveed]

Hey Dude,

I too was trying to experiment the same but my requirement is to share multiple folders.
I have created 3 folders and 3 user credentials for each user. From a local machine, I'm able to login to one of the folders successfully and I'm getting "No permission" to the other two folders, which works so well. However, when I wanted to disconnect from the existing folder and try connecting to the other folder, i'm running into an issue. The credentials i have used to access the first folder are getting saved in the local machine. When I delete the network share or disconnect, it doesn't let me to connect to any of the other folders.
I have tried "net use * /delete" with no luck.
In order to access any of the other folders, I had to reboot my physical box.

Could you think of any solution? Appreciate your inputs.

[peterzhang]

I checked a lot of tutorial about this shared folder, no one mentioned about the user setup. Only you...

[Islandscout]

I have it all set up, but the other computer is not asking for the username and password, instead it automatically grants access. I have "Password protected sharing" enabled under "Advanced sharing settings". Why is this?

EDIT: it prompts for the username and password for a third computer. Perhaps the first two computers already recognize each other? The first two computers have the same username and password, and I'm hoping they don't test their own credentials automatically, otherwise that would be a security vulnerability.

[timn]

It's funny that the advanced network settings are different for this latest fix over Microsoft's bafflingly difficult to understand rationale for security. Jesus! I just want to use the printer that's attached to the other computer in the next bedroom, and I have to do this?

[andrewqazxsw]

There's no "Local Users and Groups" under "System Tools"