You can also turn on your AutoShareServer in the registry, which will automatically create the admin shares. I'm not sure which profile should be applied, Domain or Public or Private.
For me, it's Domain profile. I needed to allow SMB traffic on port on the target machine. PSExec worked straight away after adding the firewall rule to allow that traffic. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow. Take our short survey. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
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Hansen March 6, pm. Five years after the original post and it is still helping people. Thanks for this. Ilya April 23, am. Thank you for this amazing tutorial! You saved my life man, I struggled with configuring PSexec for a couple of days and I randomly stumbled upon your site. Have a nice day!
Aaron July 19, am. Gosh I don't know why Microsoft makes these configurations so annoying tedious for users. Thanks for the registry key setting. Also had to restart the system in order for that setting value to take effect. Ahmed January 22, pm. No Problem At All December 5, pm. To get a different interpretation, the OS needs to reload the registry. No Problem Atoll September 9, pm. Unless your in a corporate shop on a domains, almost all users of Windows 7 are running there local machine with Administrator accounts.
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I installed it today to test some of our software. This is fine for your computer at home. In a corporate environment it is used quite a bit by the likes of Backup Exec , the distribution tool for Kaspersky antivirus , the remote execute tool PSExec from SysInternals, and last but not least our admin tools heavily rely on the admin share too. This special share is automatically created when Windows is installed, but it is not available unless file and printer sharing is turned on.
Like I said before, this is disabled by default in Windows 7, and unfortunately Microsoft has yet again changed the method to turn it back on. The steps you need to take are now different than the ones you took in Vista.
The list can change depending on how your system is configured. Windows 7 will determine automatically what profile your network card is using. I wish I could say that is all you need to do, but unfortunately you also need to make a registry change.
Set it to 1, and reboot. If you open the computer management console compmgmt. This mark causes LanmanServer to hide these SMB resources when accessed over the network specific files and folders in the shared network folder can be hidden using Access-Based Enumeration.
In order to view the contents of an admin share from File Explorer, you must specify its full name. This command will open the contents of the local drive C and allow you to access the file system of the system drive of the remote computer. Only members of the local computer Administrators group and the Backup Operators group can get access to administrative shares, provided that you have SMB enabled , turned on file and printer sharing and access via TCP port is not blocked by Windows Defender Firewall rules.
Use LAPS to make passwords unique. You can completely prevent Windows from creating these hidden admin shares. In order to prevent Windows 10 from publishing administrative shares, you need to open the registry editor regedit.
You can create this registry parameter manually, from the reg add command line tool, or through PowerShell:.
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