How can I see a list of the folders I have shared? Looking for a way to find all hidden or suspicious network shares on your computer? It’s a good security strategy to remove network shares when you no longer need to share files over a network. In this tutorial we’ll show you 3 ways to view all shared folders in Windows 11.

Method 1: View All Shared Folders in Windows 11 Using File Explorer

1. Open File Explorer. Type \\localhost in the address bar and press Enter.

   

2. It will list all the folders you have shared with anybody on the network.

Method 2: View All Shared Folders in Windows 11 Using Computer Management

1. Right-click the This PC icon on your desktop, and then choose “Show more options“.

   

2. Proceed to choose Manage from the pop-up menu.

   

3. Once Computer Management opens, expand System Tools -> Shared Folders, and then click Shares.

   

4. You’ll see all network shares in the right pane, including the hidden administrative shares for each drive on your system ( C$ for the C drive). Additionally, you can click the “Open Files” (or “Session“) node from left navigation pane to see who is accessing which shared folders on your computer.

Method 3: View All Shared Folders in Windows 11 Using Terminal

1. Right-click the Start button on the taskbar and select “Terminal (Admin)“.

   

2. Type the net share command and press Enter. You will see a list of shared folders on your computer.

   

That’s it!

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