Folders and file shares are required, but Windows Server 2008 has settings that are not the same as Windows 7.
When you need to share in Windows Server 2008, the first thing to do is to control panel->network and Share center->advanced sharing Setting like using Win7, Here I choose password protect sharing->turn off password protected sharing.
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Do you think this will turn off password protection? NO, when trying to enter the shared path, the popup is cold please enter the user name and Password window. God horse? God horse? Is this still the style of Windows? Think about it, this is the server is not a general desktop system, the requirements must be higher.
Yes, no password sharing settings for Windows Server 2008 are much more cumbersome than Win7.
Nonsense not much to say, the code word is too annoying, to the individual person's link:
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In addition, Win7, such as the Tools Snipping Tool in Windows Server 2008 is not.
However, the Snipping tool is available in Windows Server 2012.
Did Windows Server 2008 's development team forget to copy the code for the Snipping Tool when it released the 2008 package?
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