How do I add online neighbors? How do you share memory between several computers?

Kids: You can't add online neighbors, online neighbors are really on the LAN, so two computers have to be very close to each other, so you can't share this, unless you use a VPN, but it's not realistic.

Can't add it.。。。 Neighbors need to be on the same route on the LAN. And you're too far away to be realistic.

What files do you need to send directly to QQ. You can't add network neighbors if you're not on a local area network.。。

How to share 2 computers:

1. Both computers are connected 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.

Select Allow Remote Connections and select the user.

Select "Administrator" and click "Share".

Hope it helps!

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7. For security reasons, the system hides the system super administrator account and does not allow "ordinary users" to use it. In many cases, some operations are not enough for ordinary user permissions, and you need to enable the super administrator account, and then you can operate in the super administrator account, which can be used normally under the standard user.

If you also want to enable the super administrator account, you can do the following: right-click "Computer" "Administration", double-click "Local Users and Groups" "Users", right-click "Administrator" "Properties" in the account listed on the right, and uncheck "Account disabled" in the pop-up interface"

You can also try to cancel all your shares, and then do it again, make sure you select the everyone account in the shared user, so that others can access it, and then delete everyone in the two subfolders, and that's it.

1. Make the network protocol of all computers the same (file and printer sharing must be selected).

2. Set up a home or small office network in the online neighborhood.

3. Change the working group to the same in my computer (properties).

If it is an XP system, the specific sharing can be carried out by following the following steps:

Step 1, Go to your Windows XP system and right-click on the folder you want to set as shared (like "Important") and select the "Share & Security" command.

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

Step 3: In the Enable File Sharing dialog box that opens, 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.

If it is a win7 system, the specific sharing is as follows:

Step 1: Right-click on the desktop network --- properties --- change the advanced sharing settings.

Step 2: Select Public Network --- select the following options: Initiate Network Discovery--- Initiate File and Printer Sharing--- Enable Sharing So Users with Network Access Can Read and Write Files in Public Folders (can be left unselected) – Turn off password protection sharing.

Then save. Step 3: Select the folder you need to share Right-click --Properties, and select Share(s) --- to share...The dialog box pops up--- "Guest--Share."

Step 4: Select Advanced Sharing. Select Share this file --OK!