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Hello,
I have Windows 10 on which I have VirtualBox to run XP.
Installation was fine until the shared folder
I created a shared folder on the desktop as seen in most tutorials.
When I write the code: net use l: \\vboxsvr\shared folder
I get: the system error 67 has occurred
The network name cannot be found
I uninstalled the network driver and restarted but it's still the same
Question: what does the "l" in the code correspond to? isn't it a partition?
Thanks
I have Windows 10 on which I have VirtualBox to run XP.
Installation was fine until the shared folder
I created a shared folder on the desktop as seen in most tutorials.
When I write the code: net use l: \\vboxsvr\shared folder
I get: the system error 67 has occurred
The network name cannot be found
I uninstalled the network driver and restarted but it's still the same
Question: what does the "l" in the code correspond to? isn't it a partition?
Thanks
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Hello,
This all seems quite complicated to me.
When the shared folder is created on the desktop, it needs to be shared: right-click and select "properties." Then go to the "Sharing" tab and click on "share." Your name should be present in the list of users. Click on "share." The window closes, and you click on "finish."
Step 2: start the VirtualBox and click on the configuration icon. In the window that opens, click on "Shared Folders." On the far right of the window, click on the green + to add the shared folder. A new window opens to choose the folder path; you expand the list and click on "other": a classic explorer window opens; select desktop on the left and choose the previously created shared folder. Confirm by clicking on "select a folder." Finally, check "auto-mount" and then OK.
That's it; now the folder is accessible from Windows XP.
This all seems quite complicated to me.
When the shared folder is created on the desktop, it needs to be shared: right-click and select "properties." Then go to the "Sharing" tab and click on "share." Your name should be present in the list of users. Click on "share." The window closes, and you click on "finish."
Step 2: start the VirtualBox and click on the configuration icon. In the window that opens, click on "Shared Folders." On the far right of the window, click on the green + to add the shared folder. A new window opens to choose the folder path; you expand the list and click on "other": a classic explorer window opens; select desktop on the left and choose the previously created shared folder. Confirm by clicking on "select a folder." Finally, check "auto-mount" and then OK.
That's it; now the folder is accessible from Windows XP.
I did it, thank you.