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Create the shared folder manually:

Create a folder to store exam data on the computer.

1.  Right-click the desired location and select “New”, followed by ”Folder” in the menu that appears.

2. Right click the folder and in the menu select “Properties”.

3. On the displayed window navigate to “Sharing”, and click on “Share” as shown in the images below.

4. Select a user to access the folder. Choose an existing one or “Create a new user”. Once selected, grant them “Read/Write” permissions.

5. Click “Share” to proceed. If necessary, click “No, make the network that I am connected to a private network”.

6. On the “Sharing” window, click “Advanced Sharing” and then choose “Share this folder”.

7. Enter a name for the sharing operation in the “Share name” field.

8. Next, navigate to “Permissions”, choose the user Everyone, and remove it.

9. Then, click “Add…” for all users who will access this folder.

        To add a user, enter their username in the text box labeled “Enter the object names to select”.         Click on “Check Names”, if the user matches an existing one, the text box will display their full string identifier.

        To add more users, repeat the previous two steps, and separate the different users with a “;”.

10. When all the users who need access to the folder have been added, click “Ok”.

11. Back on the Share Permissions window, individually select each user and grant them Full Control by clicking on the box in the Allow column.

12. Press “Ok”. Then press “Ok” again, and finally close the window.

13. In the bottom right corner of the Windows Toolbar, click on “Network & Internet Settings” (I). Click on “Properties” (II), and note the IPv4 address.

14. On the server connection screen, fill in the information used to create the shared folder.

Create the shared folder automatically:

To download the executable, click here. Next,  follow these steps to set up the shared folder on your computer:

1. Extract the contents of the folder to access the executable (right click on the file).

2. Run the file “Eyer-Script” as administrator (right click on the file).

        If the following screen appears, click on “More Info”.

        Proceed by clicking on “Run Anyway”.

        And then allow the executable to make changes to your device.

3. The following window will open, follow the instructions.

4. Use the information on the command prompt to establish the connection with the device.