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--- computer_science:windows7:enable-remote-access-administrative-shares-windows-10 [2016/02/04 00:27] – cosmo
+++ computer_science:windows7:enable-remote-access-administrative-shares-windows-10 [2020/07/22 01:40] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Click the Windows Start icon and search for “regedit”. Right-click and select “run as administrator”.
-	**regedit admin**
+**regedit admin**
-Expand the tree to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft\ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ policies \ system.
+**Expand the tree to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft\ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ policies \ system **
-Create a new key (Right click -> New -> choose “DWORD Value (32bit)”).
+Create a new key **(Right click -> New -> choose “DWORD Value (32bit)”).**
-Name the key “LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy” and give it the value of “1”.
+Name the key “**LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy**” and give it the value of “1”.
 Click OK.regedit policy administrativ shares windows 10
-Reboot the server to enable the setting to take effect.
+Reboot the computer to enable the setting to take effect.
 Now when you try to access the administrative shares on the remote computer, it should magically work.
+Source : [[https://tommynation.com|https://tommynation.com]]