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Anonymous users2024-02-05If it's a file, you won't be able to access it if you don't share it, but your hostname will always be there, unless you don't go online.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041. Open the Network Control and Sharing Center.
2. Click [Windows Firewall].
3. Click [Turn on or off the firewall].
4. After entering, the firewall will be turned off.
5. As long as others can ping your computer, you can set up desktop sharing, right-click [Computer] to open the properties interface, and then click [Remote Settings].
6. Select [Allow remote assistance to connect to this computer], and then select the less secure option below, which is the second one.
7. Enter your IP on someone else's computer with a remote desktop to access, and you must set a username and password.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The easiest way to do this is to turn on the remote function. Right-click on the desktop computer and click Properties, and then turn off the firewall.
Open the Network and Sharing Center.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02XP system, right? If you need to turn on "File and Printer Sharing", you also need to open a "guest" customer, so you don't have to type a password.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01You can set up a resource sharing through your computer, and that's it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31The LAN cannot enter the other party's computer because the LAN sharing settings are incorrect.
Steps: 1. Connect both computers to the same router.
2. Right-click on the desktop network --- properties --- change the advanced sharing settings.
3. Select Public Network --- select the following options: Enable Network Discovery--- Start File and Printer Sharing--- Enable Sharing So that users who can access the network can read and write files in public folders (can not be selected) - Turn off password protection sharing (other options use the default).
4. Save and confirm.
5. Select the folder or drive letter that needs to be shared, and right-click - Properties.
6. Open the Security tab - select - Add - everyone.
7. Open the Share tab--- select Share --- pop-up dialog box --- add "guest"--sharing.
8. Select Advanced Sharing --Select Share this file --OK.
9. Select Advanced Sharing -- Select Share this file -- Select Permissions -- Add Everyone.
10. Double-click on another computer to open the network, and the folder or drive letter you just shared will appear.
Note: To prevent accidental errors, turn off the firewalls on both computers.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30The first way to test is to select the folder or drive letter that needs to be shared, right-click - Attribute 6, open the security tab - select - add - everyone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29It is very likely that the firewall is not turned off, and sometimes the dormitory is not even connected to the local area network, and the firewall will appear in this situation, and it is necessary to change the IP first Generally Yes and then the other one will change the last 1 number.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Just set a password for your user in the control panel.
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