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Cleaning Windows XP FOR dummies phần 9

Windows không yêu cầu lập bản đồ ổ đĩa nữa, để làm ra những thư mục được chia sẻ đồng nghĩa với các ổ đĩa được chia sẻ phần nào lỗi thời. Điều đó, tất nhiên, không dừng lại chúng tôi ngồi trong ghế rocking của chúng tôi trên hiên của Windows Home Old Người sử dụng hưu trí và thảo luận về (Đừng lo lắng, Junior "ngày tốt cũ". - Bạn sẽ bắt kịp với chúng tôi tính giờ cũ sớm đủ.) . | 216 Part V Advanced Cleaning for the Truly Brave Folders versus drives Old timers like me often refer to shared folders as shared drives because we used to map shared folders on someone else s computer to drive letters on our systems. Windows doesn t require drive mapping anymore so making shared folders synonymous with shared drives is somewhat anachronistic. That of course doesn t stop us from sitting in our rocking chairs on the porch of the Old Windows Users Retirement Home and discussing the good old days. Don t worry Junior you ll catch up with us old timers soon enough. Removing Shared Folders Windows allows you to share data with other people on your network. It doesn t allow you to share individual files but entire directories. In other words you aren t sharing documents but the containers folders in which the documents are stored. When you share folders on your system people can read data from the folder and sometimes store information there. Allowing others to access data on your system can slow down your system allowing others to place data on your system can encourage clutter. You can reduce clutter and perhaps increase system performance by unsharing the previously shared folder. Just follow these steps 1. Display the folder window containing the folder you no longer want to share. You can use My Computer or Windows Explorer to display the folder. The icon for the intended folder should be shown with an outstretched hand holding the folder. 2. Right-click the folder icon and choose Sharing and Security from the context menu. Windows displays the folder s Properties dialog box with the Sharing tab displayed like you see in Figure 19-4. Another way to display this dialog box is by choosing Properties from the context menu and then clicking the Sharing tab. 3. In the Network Sharing and Security area deselect the Share This Folder on the Network check box. 4. Click OK. The folder is immediately inaccessible to others. If someone is actively using data in