ppanepinto
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Hello:
Love W8!!! I use File History to backup the data on my PC's to a Desktop Server that has a 2TB disk as its C:> drive. From a laptop, I try to select a network drive whose path is selectable. The tool asks for credentials to log in and always fails to connect. Using File Explorer, I can access with full control permissions the path as a HomeGroupUser or simply by having the appropriate Shared Permissions. Yet, Windows 7 File Recovery Tool (in Windows 8 Control Panel) cannot successfully authenticate.
Here's what I think is going on. My laptop uses name@live.com to authenticate. My server uses a Windows logon method. They seem to be incompatible for this tool. I have tried to set the credentials appropriately and have created user accounts, but still cannot make the tool work. As a work around, I created a Windows Account that I named SysBak and am able to use this tool under that account.
Can anyone figure out why I can't get the tool to authenticate using the other Live account type? By the way, my name is long and I noticed on my Desktop Server when I created a user account under mylongname@live.com, it labeled it mylongn_000. I tried supplying Windows 7 File Recovery Tool with both forms of the account ID, but neither worked.
If you know what I can check or how to make this work, please let me know. Thanks.
Love W8!!! I use File History to backup the data on my PC's to a Desktop Server that has a 2TB disk as its C:> drive. From a laptop, I try to select a network drive whose path is selectable. The tool asks for credentials to log in and always fails to connect. Using File Explorer, I can access with full control permissions the path as a HomeGroupUser or simply by having the appropriate Shared Permissions. Yet, Windows 7 File Recovery Tool (in Windows 8 Control Panel) cannot successfully authenticate.
Here's what I think is going on. My laptop uses name@live.com to authenticate. My server uses a Windows logon method. They seem to be incompatible for this tool. I have tried to set the credentials appropriately and have created user accounts, but still cannot make the tool work. As a work around, I created a Windows Account that I named SysBak and am able to use this tool under that account.
Can anyone figure out why I can't get the tool to authenticate using the other Live account type? By the way, my name is long and I noticed on my Desktop Server when I created a user account under mylongname@live.com, it labeled it mylongn_000. I tried supplying Windows 7 File Recovery Tool with both forms of the account ID, but neither worked.
If you know what I can check or how to make this work, please let me know. Thanks.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 8 Pro 64-bit
- System Manufacturer/Model
- HP EliteBook 2760p
- CPU
- AMD
- Memory
- 8MB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel