I really want to start a family again, what should I do?

1. Can a machine join multiple homegroups at the same time?

You can choose to leave one homegroup and join another, but at the same time, you can only belong to one homegroup. The meaning of this setting is that your shared files can only be in one homegroup at a time. To make it easier to rejoin, you should make a note of who you want to join your homegroup.

This way, when you're on another home network (not your own), you can access printers and other resources. It's easy to break away from an existing homegroup and join a new one.

Note that when you leave a homegroup, all shared resources are disconnected and you will have to rejoin the group if you need to use it.

2. What are the equipment requirements for the homegroup?

All computers connected to the Internet must be running Windows 7. (Note that all versions of Windows 7 can join a homegroup, but computers running Lite or Basic Home can't create a homegroup.) )

Computers that join the same homegroup must be on a home network.

Homegroups provide protection; Users must enter to join a homegroup.

3. How to create and join a homegroup:

Open Control Panel - Network & Internet HomeGroup and click "Create Homegroup". Then go to another computer on your local network, click on the homegroup, and click "Join Now" to join the homegroup.

4. How to use:

Now that all the computers are in your homegroup, how do you use them? Click the Start button, and then click your computer's name in the upper-right corner of the Start menu. Click on "Library" in the pop-up window, and these are the files that other computers will be able to see shared on your computer.

When you access files or printers shared on other PCs in your homegroup (your home network), you can find the name of the computer you want to access in the left pane, under Homegroup, and then click Open to access the libraries of the other computers in your homegroup. (Tip: When you use HomeGroup, all computers on your network are turned on.)

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Look at your fate, there is a fate to meet,

Love each other, be more tolerant, be understanding, be less nagging and complaining, be considerate and caring for each other, and not take care of each other, and a good family needs to be maintained by every family member.

First of all, you have to take responsibility for your family, and you have to do things outside that don't help your family.

The main thing is to be tolerant. You must learn to make peace with your mother-in-law, not to bring your mother-in-law's words or your own experience to your mother's family, and not to tell your mother-in-law's grievances. I can ask my husband for help, and I have a good relationship with my in-laws, and my husband has played a vital role.