Windows 10: How to actively close a file sharing connection on the client machine

I am NOT sitting on the machine hosting the shared folder, I am using another machine to simply access this shared folder on the hosting machine. When I m done, the connection always remain open for the duration of the uptime of the client machine and I dont want to have to log out or restart the client machine to close the connection down.


How can I ACTIVELY close my own file sharing sessions towards the other machine that is hosting the shared resource without having to reboot or log out?

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How can we access a shared company client address list on our Windows 7 phones?

We connect to an Exchange server using Active Sync and want to use the shared company client address list in Public Folders on our Windows 7 phones. Is there a way? If not, can we access a shared client contact list in SharePoint? Everyone in the company
needs to be able to access, add and change addresses in the shared client contact list and use it to make calls on their mobile phones. Can this method work for Android and iPhones also? If so, how is it setup?

 

Can't write to shares on a Windows 10 machine from a Windows 7 machine

I still get "You need permission to perform this action" from the Windows 7 machines if I try to write to a Windows 10 share after I made the above changes on the Windows 10 machine.

 

Can I share a network connection from a VM to the host OS?

hmm, i will assumer no responces = no, i cannot share it... lucky me, i finally got it to work in 7 with steps pretty close... Program Files > Pantech is where you will need to point windows to inorder to the card running in 7... though it would be nice to be able to share hardware and network connections from a VM to the host PC...