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I am connected to a windows computer on a business network from home using a Mac. I can view all of the network drives that have been mapped to the windows PC and view the files in said drives; but I can't view files on the C: Drive (local drive). I have seen a few post's (from 4 years ago) suggesting to edit the RDP under the "Local resources" tab; and just selecting the drives I wish to view/access . However I cannot find this tab anywhere on the Windows RDP app for Mac. Did this change or am I just overlooking something?
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Hi,
Kindly check the tab Folder when you start the remote connection with RDC for mac.
Choose the folders that you want to access in the remote session from mac.
Hope this helps and please help to accept as Answer if the response is useful.
Thanks,
Jenny
Hello,
Hope you all well. I am checking to see how things are going there on this post.
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Thanks,
Jenny
