I have a Mac running Snow Leopard connected to an Active Directory domain. I can share folders on the Mac and view files from Windows without problems. When I try to enable my Mac account for write access through System Preferences, I'm prompted for my account's password. Even though I'm entering the right one, I get an 'Incorrect Password' response.

The same process works fine for the local Mac administrator account; it's the Active Directory account I'm having problems with. I followed the advice on without success: (I used the Mac to reset my domain password, and re-created my login keychain) If you want to use a user account that existed before you installed Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther), you may need to reset the password for the account using Accounts preferences.

Now we have enabled the file share on Windows 10 to allow Mac OS X like El Capitan and Yosemite to access file/folders from Windows 10/8.1 PC. 5) Let us share a specific folder or drive and see how it works. For example, to share the Downloads folder from Windows 10 to Mac OS X, you can right click on the folder and enable sharing as below.

But it doesn't work, the username and password from other mac doesn't match. Information about my macs: Mac Pro - Moutain Lion; Macbook pro - Lion; What I've tried: Enable sharing folder and remove everyone's right to access the shared folder on Macbook. Using Mac Pro to get the shared files. Make sure all users have disconnected from the file server, clicking the eject button next to the server name in the sidebar of the Finder on their Macs. On the Mac sharing files, open the Sharing. Free inventory template for mac.

Can anyone suggest what might be wrong? Until I fix this I can't write to my Mac file share from Windows. Edit: Although I never resolved the problem on Snow Leopard, it's fine on Lion.

Skype for mac os sierra. Split from this thread. This is now happening to me after recent osx patch upgrade. Running High Sierra 10.13.4 and SfB 16.16.0.102. When opened Skype immediately crashes! - Deinstalled.

If Mac and Windows 10 are on the same network, Mac OS X will detect the Windows PC automatically and list under ‘Shared’ in ‘Computer’ tab if proper sharing and discovery settings are done. To make the connection with Windows PC and access the files and folder from shared location, you must know the correct user name, password, IP address (or ), workgroup (or domain) of particular Windows 10/8.1/7 computer. You can find these information easily in Control Panel on Windows 10. Here we will be showing those ways and other necessary settings to share the files and folders (Disk drives) from Windows 10 to and El Capitan. Below steps assume that your Windows 10 or 8.1 computer is in home workgroup setup not in office/business domain setup. Most of the home networks will fall in this category, therefore below steps would be useful to share Windows OS files/folders/C drive, D drive of or desktop to Mac OS X computer Find and Change the Network Sharing Settings on Windows PC 1) To make sure that file sharing is enabled on the local Windows 10 computer, go to Control panel and open sharing option as below.