Warcraft set up a LAN problem, ask the master for help!!!!!

Set up a temporary LAN with wireless.

XP is more troublesome, I don't know what system yours is.

Both Vista and Win7 are easy :

1.The host chooses to set up a temporary wireless network in the network management.

2.Follow the guide and set up an open plan.

3.After walking through the wizard, if you do it correctly, you have successfully set up a wireless LAN.

5.See your network name and connect.

6.Wait for a while, and the status is Connected.

PS: It has nothing to do with sharing networks and files. When you're both on the same network, you'll be on a local area network and you'll be able to play Warcraft and all other LAN games smoothly.

My classmates and I experimented that a wireless LAN established by a computer can be connected to up to 5 computers, so if you use wireless to connect to Warcraft, you can play with up to 6 people, if there are more people, it is possible to connect, but the network will be very unstable, and it is very easy to drop.

If it's just 2 of you, one network cable will do the trick. There's no need to be so troublesome.

With a wireless router, you have to be a local area network to do point-to-point useless.

In the "Network Link" property, click on the properties of the wireless link, and in the General tab, click on "Install", install "DDK Package" and "NWLINK IPX SPX...."

If you want to connect the machines together in the LAN, you can connect directly with the same network segment.

1 First of all. If both machines can open the Warcraft map to play the game separately, then it has nothing to do with the computer.

2.Does the landlord confirm that your anti-virus software and system firewall are turned off? (Right-click on your online neighbor, click on Properties, select Local Connection, right-click on Properties, select Advanced after the properties interface appears, and click on Firewall.)"Settings".Select "Close" and click OK).

3.Then make sure that the two computers are connected by a router or directly connected to the two consoles via a single network cable?..

4.If you are connecting two computers through a network cable, right-click "Local Connection" and click Properties to enter the Internet protocol, and change all the IP addresses and DNS addresses in the regular to automatically obtain. In general, this situation should be fine. The landlord tries).

5.If it is a route, first set the route to the host through the route settings. Then the IP address and DNS address can be automatically obtained, if not, the IP address (x value range = 2 250, the IP of the two machines can not conflict) DNS address can be "automatically obtained" by default. . .

The landlord tried it and saw if it could.

If some people can, others can't, it's because there is a problem with the IP automatically assigned by the switch, just change it manually, so that the IP address of all machines is the same.

IP is configured into the same network segment as follows:

Since interstellar,CS can be and LAN settings are not managed.,To tell you a simple way is that you copy your roommate Warcraft client to your computer.,And then try!!

Try my method, local connection properties - install - select protocol - add - select ipx spx netbios seems to be this.

It should be fine after adding. Give points after solving!

In my practical experience, you have to turn off the firewall of both people!!

To add the longest network protocol to my connection.

Maintain consistency in the Warcraft version.

Is your Warcraft version the same Try the next version converter.