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| - Locate Mezzmo server in the list of services. Right-click on it and click **Properties**. | - Locate Mezzmo server in the list of services. Right-click on it and click **Properties**. | ||
| - On the Mezzmo Properties window, go to the **Log On** tab.\\ {{:win7mezzmoservice1.jpg?nolink|Mezzmo Windows Service window}} | - On the Mezzmo Properties window, go to the **Log On** tab.\\ {{:win7mezzmoservice1.jpg?nolink|Mezzmo Windows Service window}} | ||
| - | - Select **This account** radio button and enter your Windows user account name and password that you use to log into Windows on your computer. | + | - Select **This account** radio button and enter your Windows user account name and password that you use to log into Windows on your computer.\\ {{:win7mezzmoservice2.jpg?nolink|Mezzmo Windows Service window}} |
| - Click **OK** to save your changes. | - Click **OK** to save your changes. | ||
| - Start your Mezzmo server and try browsing folders, playlists and files from your Mezzmo server on your devices, web browsers and apps. | - Start your Mezzmo server and try browsing folders, playlists and files from your Mezzmo server on your devices, web browsers and apps. | ||
| **Tip:** Some users report that the following Windows setting also helps fix accessing files on NAS drives. In Windows, go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools and run 'Local Security Policy'. Under 'Local Policies', you will find 'Security Options' and under this, you should see a setting called 'Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only'. Turn this setting off. | **Tip:** Some users report that the following Windows setting also helps fix accessing files on NAS drives. In Windows, go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools and run 'Local Security Policy'. Under 'Local Policies', you will find 'Security Options' and under this, you should see a setting called 'Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only'. Turn this setting off. | ||