\\.psf is not accessible under vista

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blomasky

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upgraded to RC3 and just installed vista business. Most everything works fine. However, the Parallels shared folders do NOT work. Any suggestions?

Bruce
 
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blomasky said:
upgraded to RC3 and just installed vista business. Most everything works fine. However, the Parallels shared folders do NOT work. Any suggestions?

Bruce
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Did you enable that feature in the Parallels Shared Folders menu?
 
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I will try to help.

Dumb Question #

1 - Did you run the new parallels installer to upgrade you to version xxx.3170???

2 - You said you enabled Global Sharing. What about Local Sharing (although it's mainly for drag and drop.)

3 - That was my last question. I did the upgrade, ran vista installe dthe new parallels tools , turned on local and global sharing in the parallels vm prefs and voila' all was well.

Wish I could be of more help.
 
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Dear Giles117

Good morning to you and I'm almost sure this is not the place to ask.. but I was not able to locate any information in howto section.. so here.
How do you turn on/off Global sharing, and Local sharing?
Also, i had a share folder that i wanted to get rid of and some1 told me to go devices - share folders and supposly option to delete but all i see is Add....
Thank you so much for your insight..:)

JL
 
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it works fine with XP, NOT with VISTA. I DID use the installer to upgrade. I have enabled both global and local sharing (just to see if that helps any), did not.

OK, I hate vista, still like XP! It Works!

Bruce
 
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Another person in the same camp. I'm not sure if this is related to the SMB sharing problems people have reported regarding Vista talking to mac shared folders:

http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=67091

Those fixes didn't solve either my Vista to .PSF shared folder problem, nor my Vista -> Other Mac shared folder problem.

This all works fine from my WinXP parallels drive, so it seems there's something Vista-specific.
 
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