Can the XP system share files with the Visit system? How to share?

Now I haven't come out how to share, but if you can go online, you try this software (Han Mei). If the file is less than 2G, you can use QQ to upload it. If both computers don't have internet access, it's not easy to get it.

Some people say that this can be solved, you try (the following is the settings of vista) 1, open the guest account.

Start Settings - Control Panel User Accounts - Guest Account Enable Guest Account 2Make it accessible to guests.

Start Settings - Control Panel Administrative Tools Local Security PoliciesLocal Policies User Rights Assignment Deny access to this computer from the network Properties Select guest and delete.

3.Allow login with a blank password.

Start Settings - Control Panel Administrative Tools Local Security PoliciesLocal Policies Security Options Accounts: Local accounts with blank passwords are only allowed to log in to the console Properties: Check Disabled

The easiest way to do this is to set up the same workgroup and then set up sharing.

It's the same concept as in 2000 and XP in a working group.

Step 1, Log in to your Windows XP system as a system administrator, then right-click on the folder that you are ready to set as sharing, select the "Share & Security" command.

Step 2, open the Important Properties dialog box, and click the "Click here to share files if you know the security risks but don't want to run the wizard" hyperlink in the Network Sharing and Security area of the Share tab. This sharing simplifies the operation steps and is suitable for home users.

Step 3, In the opening "Enable File Sharing" dialog box, check the "Enable File Sharing Only" radio box and click the "OK" button.

Step 4, go back to the "Sharing" tab and select the "Share this folder on the network" checkbox in the "Network Sharing & Security" area. Then enter a name for the shared folder in the Share name box, and select the Allow network users to change my files check box. Click the OK button.

1. Right-click the folder you need to share, then select "Properties" in the open options bar and click to enter;

2. Click the "Share" option at the top of the window interface of the "Properties" of the open folder;

3. Then check the option of "Share this folder on the network" in "Network Sharing and Security";

4. Then modify the name of the folder;

5. If you want the person who sees the file to modify the content of the file, then you can check the "Allow network users to change my file" option, if you don't want others to modify it, you don't need to check it;

6. When the setting is completed, click Apply and OK in the window;

XP doesn't say much.,Right-click on the file when sharing in Vista.,There's a permission problem.。 Click the downward arrow, there is everyone, click to add, and then OK. Remember to adjust the IP of the two machines, if the working group is the same working group is finished, I hope it will be helpful to you.

If you are satisfied with o(o....Ha ha.

How troublesome is generally as long as the firewall is turned off, and the password must be set from the control panel under the sail draft socks from the control panel, and the password must be set from the control panel, and the shared folder is good!

Set this computer to a fixed IP