Glad to be able to help. BTW, you can still put mount points in fstab using the noauto option (like I did) and still mount your shares on the fly with mount /mnt/win or whatever. I guess that was the point I was trying to make with my main, alternative, suggestion.
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The noauto option keeps the system from mounting the drive at system startup. The user option allows normal users to mount/dismount the drive. Put both in your fstab for this share and it should solve your problems.
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