You are the administrator of Megaton Enterprises. Your Windows 2000 network has 14-shared folders that are available to other network users. A user named Mike reports that he cannot access a shared folder named ‘FolderX’. You want to respond to Mike’s problem as quickly as possible by using an administrative tool. However， you cannot remember the server location of the shared folder. What step should you follow in order to resolve Mike’s problem as quickly as possible？（）

A.Control Panel >> Data Sources （ODBC）.
B.Control Panel >> System Tools >> Shared Folders.
C.Computer Management >> System Tools >> System Information.
D.Computer Management >> System Tools >> Shared Folders >> Open Files.
E.Computer Management >> System Tools >> Shared Folders >> Sessions.
F.Computer Management >> System Tools >> Shared Folders >> Shares.

A.Grant Saul NTFS permission so that he can access any parent folder or files in the shared sales folder.
B.Share the Sales folder and grant Saul shared folder permission to access the shared sales folder.
C.Remove Saul from any other groups that have been explicitly denied access to the accounting folder.
D.Delete the Sales local group and recreate， add individual user accounts from the sales department back into sales local group.

A.Local computer policy must restrict the rights of the three users.
B.You gave each share the same name under the users’ Documents and Settings folders.
C.Shared folder security only works when accessing the folder over the network.
D.Domain authentication should be required at log on.