Windows 10: specific network folder made by me, is only seen by my workstation

hello,


if i make a subfolder on one very specific directory on our local network, this folder and content is only seen by me and also has no security tab.

all other workstations in our network can not see the folder and the content.

content in this folder say in the "detail" tab -availability=available -offline status =offline (synchronization neccessary) -approved for user= EMPTY !!


THIS EXISTING FOLDER WHERE I MAKE THE SUBFOLDER WITH CONTENT HAS ALSO NO SECURITY TAB ... all others have one and make no problem


on other directories on the network i have no problem, only on this one specific folder.


it must have something to do with the workstation, not with the logged user on this workstation !



where and how can i handle this, where is this restricted?


thanks a lot for help !


tomes

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Step-by-step procedure
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Step-by-step procedure
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Step-by-step procedure
If your computer is connected to a workgroup, use this procedure:

Step-by-step procedure

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