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How to access C$ (Remote Drive) Shared in a Network?

 Hi Readers,

In this blog we will see how we can access Remote Drive shared in a Network via Windows/Run.

Before using this, Here are few things to keep in mind:

  • Users must have admin rights.
  • The workgroup often has to be same on both machines for them to properly communicate.
  • Are you using Windows XP Professional edition, or another? (Home, Media Center, Tablet). This feature is only activated on Professional Edition.
  • Try enabling advanced sharing mode in XP. This is via Windows Explorer -> Tools Menu -> Folder Options -> Advanced (disable simple file sharing)

            For more info Refer this :- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Administrative_share

Syntax:-  \\MachineName\Drive$

where MachineName & Drive are dynamic:

(1) MachineName denoted as IP Address like 170.21.11.9 or any other target machine.

(2)  Drive should be C,D or E which you want to access.

Example :-                                                 \\35.247.189.241\C$

In this example will see how to access C drive to copy some files from (35.247.189.241) RDP Server:

Step-1: Press Window + R (From system where you want to Paste Data/Files).

Step-2: Just type  \\35.247.189.241\C$ and Click OK button.


If all things are accurate and both servers are in same domain, Popup window will Open C Drive file Explorer.


I hope this will help you😊.

Stay tuned for more articles😃..

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