I took a couple of screenshots on one PC this morning and when I tried
to copy them to a second PC Win 10 said I needed permission From
Googling it seems it was an issue in the early days of Win 10 but not
more recently.
Anybody aware of this or know a cure? I am getting grief from both Win10
and Visual Studio 2022 at the moment, both are very pretty but have lost
a lot of functionality.
Have you shared the files? Otherwise, W10 is absolutely right to deny
access to the other PC.
Have you shared the folder you are trying to copy to? Otherwise, ...
Have you shared the files? Otherwise, W10 is absolutely right to deny >>access to the other PC.
Have you shared the folder you are trying to copy to? Otherwise, ...
.... and when you have done that, open the File Explorer on the offending >machine and click on "Network" on the left - and if your folders / files
dont show in there then they wont be visible to any other machine.
On 10/08/2022 in message <td0f33$1s0o6$1@dont-email.me>
Abandoned_Trolley wrote:
Have you shared the files? Otherwise, W10 is absolutely right to deny
access to the other PC.
Have you shared the folder you are trying to copy to? Otherwise, ...
.... and when you have done that, open the File Explorer on the
offending machine and click on "Network" on the left - and if your
folders / files dont show in there then they wont be visible to any
other machine.
Hi GB & A_T.
Yes, sharing set up and has been working fine with Win 8.1. Googling
revealed this used to be an issue in Win 10 but that was an early build
so wondered if anybody had seen it in an up to date version.
I took a couple of screenshots on one PC this morning and when I tried
to copy them to a second PC Win 10 said I needed permission From
Googling it seems it was an issue in the early days of Win 10 but not
more recently.
Anybody aware of this or know a cure? I am getting grief from both Win10
and Visual Studio 2022 at the moment, both are very pretty but have lost
a lot of functionality.
On 10/08/2022 18:08, Jeff Gaines wrote:
On 10/08/2022 in message <td0f33$1s0o6$1@dont-email.me>
Abandoned_Trolley wrote:
Have you shared the files? Otherwise, W10 is absolutely right to
deny access to the other PC.
Have you shared the folder you are trying to copy to? Otherwise, ...
.... and when you have done that, open the File Explorer on the
offending machine and click on "Network" on the left - and if your
folders / files dont show in there then they wont be visible to any
other machine.
Hi GB & A_T.
Yes, sharing set up and has been working fine with Win 8.1. Googling
revealed this used to be an issue in Win 10 but that was an early
build so wondered if anybody had seen it in an up to date version.
If you want help to sort this out, you'll need to supply much more detail.
Of course, there are walk-arounds, with a USB stick.
On 10/08/2022 18:08, Jeff Gaines wrote:
On 10/08/2022 in message <td0f33$1s0o6$1@dont-email.me>
Abandoned_Trolley wrote:
Have you shared the files? Otherwise, W10 is absolutely right to
deny access to the other PC.
Have you shared the folder you are trying to copy to? Otherwise, ...
.... and when you have done that, open the File Explorer on the
offending machine and click on "Network" on the left - and if your
folders / files dont show in there then they wont be visible to any
other machine.
Hi GB & A_T.
Yes, sharing set up and has been working fine with Win 8.1. Googling
revealed this used to be an issue in Win 10 but that was an early
build so wondered if anybody had seen it in an up to date version.
If you want help to sort this out, you'll need to supply much more detail.
Of course, there are walk-arounds, with a USB stick.
On 10/08/2022 11:19, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I took a couple of screenshots on one PC this morning and when I tried to >>copy them to a second PC Win 10 said I needed permission From Googling it >>seems it was an issue in the early days of Win 10 but not more recently.
Anybody aware of this or know a cure? I am getting grief from both Win10 >>and Visual Studio 2022 at the moment, both are very pretty but have lost
a lot of functionality.
Visual Studio has always been a buggy pig. The IntelliJ IDEA family are >better, certainly for JAVA, Python. They do one for C#, called Rider, >superficially it is good, but I never really used it in anger.
Or if the project is small, try VSCode.
C# is a superb language, but the SDK environment always seems to be wrong, >requiring uninstalling and installing the SDK and what not.
Is your problem cut&paste over remote desktop?
If so see:
<https://howto.hyonix.com/article/how-to-enable-remote-desktop-copy-paste/>
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