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#1610
Reconnecting to Shared Folder 6 Months ago Karma: 0
Had VMLite XP Mode displaying a host shared folder. Was able to use in normal manner. But, after reboot host machine am unable to connect to that shared folder.

Attached is error message I get.

Suggestions about how to fix it will be greatly appreciated!

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Re:Reconnecting to Shared Folder 6 Months ago Karma: 0
Now I get this error.



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Re:Reconnecting to Shared Folder 6 Months ago Karma: 32
you need to map to \\.host\sfs from XP Mode vm if VMLite Guest Additions is used
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Re:Reconnecting to Shared Folder 6 Months ago Karma: 0
Thanks, that gives me this error.







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Last Edit: 2010/03/06 15:23 By DonKeating.
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Re:Reconnecting to Shared Folder 6 Months ago Karma: 32
you need to literally enter "\\.host\sfs"

your shared folders will appear as subdir
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Re:Reconnecting to Shared Folder 6 Months ago Karma: 0
Really appreciate your help. But, I'm obvioulsy missing something. Still unable to connect.

I which window (dialog) am I to type "\\.hostsfs"? I've tried it in the "Map Network Drive" dialog. Haven't found anyplace else to try.

Very frustrating for someone that has mapped drives for years.


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