How do I stop the hidden Autoshares?

This is a discussion about How do I stop the hidden Autoshares? in the Windows Software category; Morning all. I've got a Win2K and a XP box that I'm trying to make secure but for the life of me I can't stop the C$ autoshare from starting up and coming back after reboot. How the hell do I stop it? I'm pretty much gettin frustrated with Microsoft at this point.

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Morning all.
 
I've got a Win2K and a XP box that I'm trying to make secure but for the life of me I can't stop the C$ autoshare from starting up and coming back after reboot. How the hell do I stop it? I'm pretty much gettin frustrated with Microsoft at this point.
 
Thanks in advance either way.

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Excellent info Sampson.
 
I just had one other question concerning this registry modification. I noticed that these new values not only remove the C$ share but the ADMIN$ share as well. I was just wondering what effect would that have on a Win2K Adv Server Domain Controller running AD services?
 
Thanks so much Sampson either way.

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I didn't have a problem. At the same time, I didn't test it all that thoroughly. I was after security at the time.

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Understood.
 
I am after the same type of security.
 
Thanks again.

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I've not tried this in a domain model, but I would guess that it would probably toast the whole setup. This of course, is just a guess. Give it a shot and let us know