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- On your Win11 Host:
- ?Open Command Prompt (Admin) or PowerShell.
- ?Type: net user LabShare Pass123 /add
- ?(This creates a local user named LabShare with the password Pass123).
- ?Set the Permissions:
- ?Right-click the folder you want to share > Properties.
- ?Sharing Tab: Add LabShare and give Read/Write.
- ?Security Tab: Add LabShare and give Modify.
- ?On the VM:
- ?Try to access \\YourHostName\YourFolder.
- ?When the box pops up, type: .\LabShare (The .\ tells it to look at the host, not the domain).
- ?Password: Pass123.
?Why this is better for your Lab
- ?Domain Independence: This local account doesn't care about sbs.local. It’s a direct "handshake" between the VM and the Host.
- ?Stability: Unlike your Microsoft Account, this password won't expire or require a "Two-Factor" prompt that the VM can't see.
?Cleanliness: When you're done with the lab, you can just delete the LabShare user from your host.