Network basics, Shared folders pc - basics – TC Electronic DB8 MKII User Manual

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Shared folders PC - basics

When sharing a folder on Windows XP/VISTA/WIN7 you

have to make sure that the user of the TC Icon Remote

CPU MKII has rights to access read/write in the share

folder.

The default user on your hardware ICON is already setup:

User name :

ICON

Password :

Administrator

(Notice the capital letters, as these are case sensitive)

This user has to be added on the computer holding your

shared folder for software updates and preset handling:

- Press start in the lower left corner of your desktop

- Right click “My Computer” and click “Manage”

Computer Management now appears and you click “Local

Users and Groups”

Then “Users“ and “Groups” appear and you double click on

“Users”

You typically have 3 accounts on your system,

Administrator, Guest, and the default account you created

while installing windows. You now have to add a new

account!

You right click the blank space underneath the 3 accounts

and click “New User”

Type in user name :

ICON

And Password

:

Administrator

Leave Full name and Description blank unless you need

these information. All check boxes should be left as is.

Click “Create” and the “Close” and the user now has rights

to access the computer.

Now go to the folder you want to share
• Right-click on the folder and select properties

• Select Sharing

• Mark “Share this folder”

• Type in the name ”iconupdate” as share name

• Mark “Maximum allowed” in User Limit

• Then press “Permissions” and allow: Full Control, Change

and Read.

• On the “General” page make sure that “Read only” is

NOT marked. This allows the update software to write

a Result file describing the update success/failure to be

written.

• Press Apply and OK

• The path to the folder is now

\\xxxx\iconupdate and it is

available on the network.

“xxxx” is the name of the computer.

To find the computers name:

Press, START and right-click on My Computer and

select properties. Select the tab “Computer Name”:

- in this case the name is “mypc”

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