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The first level of LAN mutual access:
Local Security Policy - Security Options - Accounts: Local accounts with blank passwords are only allowed to log in to the console. The system default is: Enabled.
Login failed: User account restrictions .........This is due to a security policy in the XP system that prevents others from accessing your computer when you have an empty password. If you don't think it matters, you should set it to:
Disabled. The second level of LAN mutual access:
Control Panel - Firewall - Exceptions - File and Printer Sharing. System default: Do not select this option.
Hehe, it's really infuriating. This is because XP also has a level, which is the firewall, which must be allowed by the firewall.
As you can see from your question, your No. 5 machine has turned off the empty password login user mutual access. Reset the login password of machine 1 and machine 4 to access each other. Or directly modify the local security policy of machine 5, security options - account:
Local accounts with blank passwords are only allowed to log in to the console. The default value is changed to: Deactivated.
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Can't access, do you guys open it for guest users?
The username may not be the same for each computer. A guest is a guest user. needs to be opened. Control panel. Account management. I found it. The Working Group would also have to join. So that it can be accessed. Hope it helps.
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Not all of them are logged in with the administrator user, if they are, you need to enter the password, and you can use another user instead. But remember to turn on the guest users, and never need a password to access each other.
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The Vista system is more secure than XP, which is why it requires a username and password. It would be nice to change the XP system.
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If you do not want to enter a password to access, please set the password of the current user of Vista to the same password of the same username on the shared machine. You can access it directly.
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……1. IP conflict problem, if the IP address conflicts, it will lead to the network interruption of the conflicting two machines. Workaround: Each machine manually specifies a different IP address.
2. About LAN games:
1) Please specify that the IP address of each machine is in the same network segment. For example:
First machine:,Mask:,Gateway.
Second machine:,Mask:,Gateway.
2) The network firewall of all machines needs to be turned off;
3) Make sure that the "computer browser" service has not been stopped;
4) Install the NetBIOS network protocol;
5) "Local Security Policy", "User Rights Assignment", "Access This Computer from the Network" to join the guest account; "Deny access to this computer from the network" to delete the guest account; Security Options Set Network Access: Shared and Security Mode for Local Accounts to Guest Only - Local User Authentication for Guests
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Right-click in the Internet Neighborhood - Network Connection.
The box options in Broadband Connection-Properties-Advanced-Internet Connection Sharing are all ticked to dial on the first computer, as long as the first computer can be on, don't pay attention to if the first one is disconnected or shut down, the others can't be on, because the first one is the host equivalent to the default gateway.
Connection method: ** wire to the cat, network cable to the cat and the switch, the switch out of the connection to other computers. Remember to turn off the system firewall on both computers.
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It may be caused by the incompatibility between the speed configuration of your computer network card and the Ethernet port of the broadband modem, you can try to change it as follows: right-click the network neighbor Attribute Right-click local connection attribute General configuration Advanced connection speed and duplex mode, change the original "adaptive" to "10m full duplex" can generally be solved.
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Does it show that the local connection network cable is unplugged every few seconds? If so, take a look at the network cable, and if it is a pair of computers, please see if the network cable is crossed.
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