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I cannot access my Macintosh drives from the Windows-based computer.
- Your Macintosh drives will not be available if you are connecting to a computer running Windows 2000 or earlier.
- You cannot access your Macintosh drives from a command line or a run line on
the Windows-based computer.
- Depending on your network policies, access to Macintosh drives might be disabled
for some or all connections to Windows-based computers on your network. For more information,
contact your system administrator.
- If you rename a Macintosh volume drive while you are connected to a Windows-based
computer, you will not be able to access your Macintosh drives from the Windows-based
computer until you log off Remote Desktop Connection and then reconnect.
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