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10.3: Delete cached files to solve Windows networking issues
I've noticed this. This location is where the directories are actually mounted: so make sure that they are unmounted before deleting anything.
10.3: Delete cached files to solve Windows networking issues
Followed these suggestions. No dice. Still the shared Windows resources don't show up in the Network pane of the Finder. They do show up in the automount/Network folder using Terminal. I can also connect to them without any problem using command-K in the Finder. So what the heck is it with Apple's claim that networking is easier?? Where is the fix to make shared drives show up in the Finder? |
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