Reader Matthew Muro writes in to let us know of a rather insane bit of news. MTV's new video hosting site is apparently bleeping out the names of file sharing sites in Weird Al Yankovic's famous 2006 song "Don't Download This Song." The opening verse to the song goes as follows:
Joel Tenenbaum, accused in August 2007 of swapping seven songs on KaZaA, is mounting an unusual defense. First representing himself, Tenenbaum has now attracted the help of a Harvard Law professor and a class of cyberlaw students, and he is intent on taking the case to a trial. In a counterclaim against the recording industry, Tenenbaum's legal team argues that the entire RIAA "onslaught" is unconstitutional and that federal judges should impose serious limits on the group's legal campaign.
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hi i'm on a network using a wireless router. and there is another pc thats connected to the network, i was just wondering if a network could be setup, so file sharing could be achieved. but 1 pc is using vista and the other is windows xp. any help would be very gratefully accepted. thanks
I have two Windows Vista computers both connected through a wireless router and I have been trying to share the root of the C: drive on both of them. After doing some research, I found out that I needed to make a registry change to enable this, and...
Check here for support for Vista . http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa905013.aspx
In Computer, r-click C drive, and open Properties menu. Then go to Sharing tab.
In my sharing tab, the "Share..." button is disabled.
How do I activate it so I can press it>
Is there a setting for "simple file sharing" on Vista?
As good as this may sound in a sense, windows vista comes with an anti-piracy thingy that basically watches everything you download, and if it's not a legimate copy of something, (any software via file-sharing networks and stuff) Vista will...
I have a laptop running Vista home premium and a desktop PC with Win ME. I can "see" the laptop from the desktop but cannot connect to it. The other way round is fine, from the laptop I can see the folders and files on the desktop PC, open them...
My 3 PC's all have Vista and are all in the same workgroup. File and Print Sharing is enabled on all machines from Network Centre.
I have no firewalls.
All computers appear when I click Network, however the moment I click and try access C Drive or USB Keys or Printers on any of the computers, I get an error message. Please see the screenshot attached. What the hell am I doing wrong?
Is there something I need to enable in the Permissions area? ie: Full Access for all users/groups etc. The moment I try giving Full Access, I get prompted with a message saying, Doing this will cause access problems, bla bla bla... see screenshot...
