Does Windows have a built in LAN chat transfer tool?

It doesn't seem to be.,Flying pigeon is better than QQ in terms of transferring files.,Able to transfer folders.。

There is a LAN version of QQ, or use a messenger service, or netmeeting

NetMeeting was integrated at the Vista layer, but it is no longer integrated in Windows 7 due to factors such as the number of connections limit. If you have high requirements for instant messaging in the local area network, you can consider using OfficeLiveMeeting

Winchat is XP's own and not available in Win7. If you want to use it, win+r and then net send enter, and then the other party's IP ......And then, then... Figure it out for yourself.

Winchat is Microsoft's own LAN chat tool, through which we can conduct LAN chat. Winchat in C: Windows System32 Winchat, you can also enter Winchat in the run to open it.

If you do not have . That's nothing.

You can search for one online.

NetMeeting also comes with Microsoft, but Win7 also doesn't need to go from the Internet yourself.

Winchat is Microsoft's bureau wandering empty god blind domain network chat tool,Winchat in C: Windows system32,Use NetMeeting is not a state to accompany the mistake。

You're talking about message

Message service:

Control Panel - Management Tools - Services - Find Message, and select Message to be turned on, which is different from MSN.

It's easier to open the messenger icon after sending it to the desktop shortcut.

And then there's MSN

No, it may be that there is software that has been turned on, and it is set to display.

Yes, but not often! That is, not good enough.

First method:

Click on the Start menu, double-click on the Control Panel.

Double-click the management tools to open the management tools panel.

Double-click the Services tool in the admin panel.

Open the service management panel and find the message service.

Double-click the message service to open the message service properties panel.

In the general options of the message service properties panel, change the startup type from Disabled to Automatic, and click Start for the service status.

Then select the OK button below Open this panel. The message service is in an auto-start state.

The second method:

1.Click Desktop My Computer, right-click and click Manage Options.

2.With the Computer Management Panel open, select Services & Applications in Computer Management (Local) and double-click.

3.Double-click on the service, open the service management panel, and find the message service.

4.Double-click the message service to open the message service properties panel.

In the General Options of the Service Properties panel, change the startup type from Disabled to Automatic, and click Start for Service Status.

6.Then select the OK button below Open this panel. The message service is in an auto-start state.

1.Both parties have to open this applet.

2.Click to dial and enter the name of the other person's computer. Then you can send a message to another:How to turn on the message service:

Control Panel - Management Tools - Services - Find Message and select Turn On.

If you want to transfer files directly, it is better to use the online neighbor sharing method to transfer information, open the command prompt line, and use net to send computer name text....This command will do, but only if the other party's message service is to start.

Windows comes with an instant messaging software Winchat,Enter winchat in the start of the run box to make sure to open the interface,It is estimated that few people have used this program。

Online neighbors are fine.

Using QQ to send intranet points to points is also super fast.

Just use QQ in the LAN, the speed is very fast, basically like the speed of local transmission, no need to be so complicated.