Using USB will be unnecessary if I can get file sharing to work. Of course, with Win98SE, the USB drivers are flakey and may or may not work, so it's not surprising that I have also not been able to get them to work. I might be able to upgrade the software to be able to run it on XP, but doing so will involve considerable expense. I need to be able to get files from one side to the other (windows to Mac) for work-related software. Since it can't find it (or maybe it's looking for authentication?) it can't map the network drive. Sharing and Windows file sharing are both enabled on the MBP. It will try to find it, and then it says that it was unable to find the directory. I have entered the following:Īnd variations thereof in the URL line of Windows Explorer. I have uninstalled and reinstalled, with no change in behavior. Go to the Options tab and select the Shared folders option. Click on the Edit virtual machine settings link. Select the virtual machine for which you want to add the shared folder. I changed the networking to bridged and tried again, but it failed as well. How to Create VMware Workstation Shared Folder Open VMware Workstation. All passwords I have tried have failed, including the adminstrative password for the MBP. I have managed to get Network Neighborhood to be able to see the host system (MacBookPro, 2.16 GHz, 3.0 GB memory, running 10.4.10), but when I try to connect to Mbp, it asks for a password for I installed Win98SE, and all appeared to go well.
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