Problems with two computers accessing the Internet Problems with the interconnection of two computer

First, take a look at the local connection properties of the computer that can access the Internet and look at the IP settings. If it is automatic acquisition, then the computer next door is also set to automatically obtain it; If you set a specific value, for example, then the computer next door also sets a value adjacent to it, for example, for other items.

The external cable is connected to the cat, the cat is connected to the WAN port of the wireless router with the network cable, dials the Internet with the wireless router, turns on the DHCP function of the wireless router (it is turned on by default), and the two computers are connected to the LAN port of the wireless router, and the IP address DNS can be obtained automatically.

Set up the wireless router dialing: the router is powered on, the computer is plugged in, the IP address is automatically obtained, you can enter it in the browser, the username and password are admin, click the setup wizard, and then do it according to the prompts, pure hand play, forget!

Forehead. Landlord,Since there is a wireless router,Connect the router directly to the cat,And then set the router up,So that you can use wireless Internet access,At the same time, you can also use wired connection to the computer,Two ways to choose。 (When the router receives the cat to set up, first connect to the router with a computer, and then open the browser, log in to the router, set up a wireless account and password or something, and you can go directly to the Internet when you get it) Thank you.

Look at the wireless router first, it should be a network cable connected to the room by a bus, and the other few ports are connected to the computer, and turn on the power, just find one of the machines to open the web page, then there should be a can't connect to the web page, enter in the address bar, a login box will pop up, the general router and password are admin, if you don't go in, look at the router's box or manual, find the settings when you enter, and then look at the next step, know that you need to enter the id and password, enter your broadband password, and save it After a while, it will be automatically connected Pure manual input There is a ** error and ask me.

Cat -- Router--- computer. 。It's the easiest way to set up. 。Can't get on?

The line that comes in from Netcom is connected to the cat, the line that comes out of the cat is connected to the WAN port of the router, and the LAN port of the router pulls two lines out to connect to the computer, and under the router settings, enter the address bar, and the account name and password are admin, go into the setup wizard, enter your Internet account and password, and set up the route under restart.

Open the IE browser and you can go directly to it.

I'll give you a try.

1. Right-click "Online Neighbor" - > properties.

2. Click "Set up a home or small office network" on the left side of the figure above;

3. Then keep clicking "Next" until the offline picture is displayed;

4. Select "Other" to proceed to the next step, 5. As shown in the figure above, select the third option;

6. Enter a few letters in the first column, and then the next step;

7. The working group must be the same as the name of your win7 working group, and then the next step;

9. As shown in the figure above, select the first one, and then go all the way to the next step, until the next step is out of the offline picture10, select the fourth option as shown above, and then the next step, and then click Finish, the computer will prompt to restart the computer, and you can restart the computer.

You follow my steps to try it.

The above steps are all made by myself, I hope it can help you!

Landlord: Take a look.

My Computer - Properties - Advanced System Settings - Computer Name See if the two computers belong to the same workgroup.

And what does the landlord want to interconnect the two computers?

Also put the computers in the same workgroup.

Then open Neighbors, select Add Neighbors, find the workgroup, and you'll see another computer.

2 Check the firewall, it's better to set "off".

3Connect and set up sharing.

1. Is it set up in a working group?

2. Check the firewall settings.

XP's machine is equipped with IPX SPX protocol type, I used to use two routing groups, and I didn't install this protocol and could only access it through IP, and I could access it with the computer name after installation.

To be set up in the same workgroup.