VirtualBox

Opened 15 years ago

Closed 15 years ago

#2995 closed defect (fixed)

Shared Folders inaccessible from Windows 7 guest on Windows Vista 64-bit host -> fixed in 2.1.2

Reported by: winuser Owned by:
Component: shared folders Version: VirtualBox 2.1.0
Keywords: Cc:
Guest type: Windows Host type: Windows

Description

I have Guest Additions installed. I have created a shared folder called MySharedFolder. I am unable to access it from within the Windows 7 guest.

I have tried attaching it to a drive letter by typing "net use d: \vboxsrv\MySharedFolder". This works under a Windows Vista guest, but not under Windows 7.

I have also tried navigating to \vboxsrv\MySharedFolder in Windows Explorer. This did not work.

Change History (10)

comment:1 by vahnx, 15 years ago

I also have Windows 7 in a guest with additions installed, and I cannot see ANY of my network shares.

comment:2 by sunlover, 15 years ago

Please attach the VBox.log for the session where you are trying to access the shared folder.

comment:3 by toleds, 15 years ago

correct me if i'm wrong but i've noticed that shared folder resides under .VirtualBox folder in AppData, in Windows 7 filename starting with dot(.) is not accepted.

just a wild guess... coz i'm also suffering from the shared folder problem...

comment:4 by Sander van Leeuwen, 15 years ago

Summary: Shared Folders inaccessible from Windows 7 guest on Windows Vista 64-bit hostShared Folders inaccessible from Windows 7 guest on Windows Vista 64-bit host -> fixed in 2.1.2

comment:5 by pentagonik, 15 years ago

This issue will be solved in 2.1.2. In Windows 7 filenames started with a dot (.) are definitively supported.

Please report back if 2.1.2 is not working for you then.

comment:6 by toleds, 15 years ago

where can i get the 2.1.2 version? i would like to test...

comment:7 by pentagonik, 15 years ago

It will be out soon.

comment:8 by kilian, 15 years ago

I've given a look at [15967] and tried it on 2.1.0, but with no success. Is really changing the VBoxGuest service properties all what is required to make shared folders work under a Windows 7 guest?

comment:9 by kilian, 15 years ago

Forgot to mention: it's the x64 flavor of 7, running on a x64 Linux host.

comment:10 by Sander van Leeuwen, 15 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: newclosed
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