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Set up a shared folder from a Windows computer that can be accessed by other users or devices on the network.

1. Create a folder on your computer.

2. Right-click the folder, and then select Properties.

3. Click the Sharing tab, and then click Share.

   

4. In the Choose people on your network to share with window, select Everyone from the drop-down menu, set the Permission Level to Read/Write, and then click Share.

5. In the Network discovery and file sharing window, select access for a private network or all public networks.

6. Write down the network path from the Your folder is shared window. You will enter this path later when sharing this folder with other users or devices.

Set up a shared folder that can be accessed by other users or devices on the network.

1. Make sure the printer is connected to the same network as the Mac.

2. On the Mac, create a new folder to set up for sharing.

3. Open the Sharing settings.

   • Click the Spotlight icon , and then search for and open Sharing in the General settings.

   • Click the Apple icon , click System Preferences, and then click Sharing.

     

4. Enable File Sharing.

5. Click the information icon or the Add icon under the Shared Folders list.

6. Navigate to the folder you created, and then click Add.

7. Under Users, make sure your name is listed with Read & Write access.

   • If your name is not listed, click the Add icon to add your name.

   • If your name does not have Read & Write access, click the up and down arrows to open the drop-down menu, and then select it from the list.

8. Click Options.

9. Enable Share files and folders using SMB, enable any Windows user accounts you want to share with, and then click Done to complete the folder setup.

10. Under File Sharing, copy or write down the folder address starting with smb. You will enter this path later when sharing this folder with other users or devices.