Trouble accessing network drives in Windows 7

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Published on 2010-04-15T05:51:20Z Indexed on 2010/04/15 5:53 UTC
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Hi,

Recently purchased a LaCiE network drive. Connected it to my router, configured it, added a user for myself. Installed the "Network Assistant" that came with it - no problem.

Went to My Computer > Network, found the network drive - was prompted for a login/password to see the contents, types \user and password (leading slash to get rid of DOMAIN) and accesses contents. There is one open share that I can access/mount without problem and there's another share with my user name as set-up via the network drive's web-based config.

Double-clicked on that, prompted again. user/password doesn't work! It says I have no permissions but the user/pass combination is PERFECT.

Some Windows Vista posts talk about a Local Security Policy menu - but that's nowhere to be found.

Any ideas?

(Windows 7 Professional BTW).

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