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You can open the network neighbor first, click on the search, enter the IP of the PC you want to access, start the search, and after a while you can find the PC you are looking for in the search results If he waits for the file to be shared, you can open it If you want to enter the username and password, it is the username and password of the administrator of the computer being accessed, not the guest user.
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First, make sure that your team name is the same as theirs.
The second is the guest guest account, which needs to be activated. Right-click on My Computer-Management-Users and Groups-Users, see if the guest on the right is a red cross, if it is right-click, click Properties. Except that the password never expires to be ticked, the others are not checked.
Then look at whether the firewall of the computer is on or off, and turn off the firewall.
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Both sides check first, firewall settings, network protocols, user permissions, and more.
Generally fine.
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Whether it is inaccessible or unable to log in.
Did you come from a working group or directly from IP?
There are also system problems, and there are a bunch of strange problems when Win7 and XP access each other.
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The reason for this is 100% because of the system, you can try to ping, the network should be able to ping, no problem.
You may not have permission to use network resources" because the username and password have not been verified, and you can usually access it directly, it may be that the other party has set an empty password to log in, or your computer has remembered the password.
If the company has IT, look for IT to take a look, it may take a few computers, and you may not be able to mess with other people's machines. Of course, if your system is genuine, you can also call Microsoft Support**.
Another thing to note is that many people set up their computers to log in directly and do not have a password. In this case, if you set up a local account to log in, you must allow empty passwords, otherwise you will never be able to log in.
I always know that there are many ways to access, but you need to combine them according to the situation to get permissions, not just change a setting, this needs to be a little basic to understand.
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Generally, there are 2 possibilities, 1. Install anti-virus software such as 360, and turn off LAN stealth in the Trojan firewall.
2Turn off the firewall and you can see the other computers.
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Problems with routers and ports.
It could be due to issues with firewalls, network shares, router settings, etc. Here are a few workarounds you can try:1 >>>More
Right-click on the online neighbor and select 'Properties', then right-click "Local Connection" with the mouse, select Properties, and check "File and printer sharing on the Microsoft network" in the pop-up dialog box. No one else will be able to see your computer name! "QoS Packet Scheduler"You don't have to tick it, or you won't be able to see someone else's computer. >>>More
1.Check whether the guest user is enabled.
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1.Control Panel User Accounts Turn on a guest account.
2.Then go to the Control Panel, Management Tools, Local Security Policy, Local Policy, User Rights Assignment, Confirm that there is a guest or everyone in the computer accessed from the network, and refuse to access the computer from the network to remove the guest >>>More