Silo Ted
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Ah yes, the milk of human kindness.I will try some of the suggestions made by those kind enough to help out.
Ah yes, the milk of human kindness.I will try some of the suggestions made by those kind enough to help out.
Probably ppl like Truman pestering ppl for solutions though...
You're a true gift to AHB Truman
lol sudo apt-get remove --purge win7
back on topic:
your external drive is probably fat32 so no problems with permissions there
on your home network im guessing you aren't worrying too much about security
1) turn off password protected file sharing
2) enable file sharing with devices that use 40- 56-bit encryption
3) right click on drive that you have shared -> properties -> security -> advanced
permissions -> change permissions -> add -> type in 'everyone' minus quotes -> grant whatever security you want (im lazy and just click full control) -> ok
->replace all child... tick box ticked -> click ok
4) now it should work, i know as i just tested it then
cheers, Mike
edit - spelling
Just goes to show even on a home brew forum you can find answers to other questions
or should I have said "the milking of..."
It sure does !
Next question !
That's not a Bon Jovi song !
So Truman, what are some subjects that you are knowledgeable on ? It would be good to know we can turn to you from time to time.
And you need to observe that while I was the first to pull you up on your laziness and dependance on others, the number of impatient members is growing steadily with each new thread. So clearly the criticism isn't isolated to a single ******* (ie me). You can argue this as much as you want, but perhaps stop and consider the growing volume of comments directed your way. Your responses to me at this point are irrelevant.
Next question !
Mate. I was at work. I responded to the things I had already tried and said I would give the suggestions I hadn't tried a go when I got home. Which I did and the first one I did try was what worked. Most of my responses were either to say I had already tried that or that I would give that a go when I got home.Sometimes you just have to ignore Ted, maybe not always though.
My import, in that post was to point out that those sources of info on the Internet are due to people asking. I neve resent people asking. But the lengths some threads get to with people trying to help without the asker actually getting close to solvin the problem is irritating. The original post, if the person did some research would usually contain enough information for others to give simple effective answers. A lot of posts on here totally miss that point. It's not like we'd like to tell you how to post, but how you do post reflects how smart/dumb you are. Trust me when I say some smart people sound very dumb and some dumb idiots sound quite savvy initially. Gets them that treatment.
I think the No Topic thread is littered with questions. All sorts. And quite thankfully, people give short simple answers and the posters GET it. Exactly like you said, nobody is obliged to answer, but people are helpful. Give them something to work on that makes them feel you made an effort.
lol, you answer yourself there. Impatient with questions. People tell you stuff then you tell them you already did that. Makes them feel like they wasted their time. It's not big issues, it's just small things building angst on this website. You actually asked what it is so its worth telling you.
Hi guys
My PC is in its death throes and I may be converting to Apple.
Any idea how I back up 100s of Beer Smith recipes? I've tried to save them one by one and email them as files but for some reason it didn't work. (My computer is really sick)
Cheers
Ged
Here is a post by another newbie forum user (not necessarily newbie brewer) that posted a short and simple question with enough information in the OP about what he did already:
Of course you're going to repeat that you were at work and didn't have the time to post everything you did... How about a simple - "I've tried next to everything that is posted on the internet forums etc... does anyone have a solution that has really worked when all else fails". Its not perfect but kinda hints that if someone id a google search and found a couple of pages worth of info, you've done all that.
Yes, people here answer out of the goodness of their hearts. To take it for granted and post lazy questions will piss them off. Not because they are mean old grumpy *******s, but because them poor buggers would like to help but get annoyed at questions with little real info to go on. Its like sending an email to IT helpdesk with bugger all info, they come back and ask more questions, again and again. If one is more professional, the help ticket is written well, the next step is either clarification of something or just the solution itself. I'm not saying people are being lazy always, just that they don't think enough!
Ive set sharing on my media drives on the win7 pc which includes two internal drives F and E and an external drive G.
However the only drive I can access from my XP laptop on the Win7 PC is the external G drive and the users folder.
There is no id or password to log into the Win7 PC, only the Xp laptop has a user id and password to log in. And the Win7 pc has the work network setup so Im not using the win7 to win7 network sharing feature.
When I try to access any other shared folders on the win7 PC I get the standard \\ \\ is not accessible, you might not have permission to use this network resource...
My network settings must be setup properly if I can access the G drive and the users folder, so what am I missing here?
3) right click on drive that you have shared -> properties -> security -> advanced
permissions -> change permissions -> add -> type in 'everyone' minus quotes -> grant whatever security you want (im lazy and just click full control) -> ok
->replace all child... tick box ticked -> click ok
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