How do I set up 5 computers to share my documents?

Just set your document folder to share, so that other people can access your machine and see your shared folder.

Start by putting the things you want to share into a folder.

Then right-click on the folder and select it"attributes"

Click in the dialog box that pops up"Share"

Vista's operating system is more cumbersome, and you also need your own computer's user account and password, and the following Vista is relatively simple.

...Khan: You're so good, where did you copy it.

Move to a shared document.

Set up sharing between computers, the specific steps are as follows: "Take the win7 system as an example":

1. Before setting up sharing, we need to check whether the sharing function is turned off. Open the [Control Panel] and find the [Home, Chong, Courtyard Group and Sharing Options] under the [Network and Sharing Center] and open it.

2.After opening, we select the [Change Advanced Sharing Settings] function to enter.

3.Next, we select Turn on file and printer sharing, and select the conditions for sharing. The following ** is the normal sharing settings for my own computer. Once everything is set up and saved, we can start sharing.

4.File sharing: Select the file you want to share, right-click and select the properties function. and select Shared Modules. Then select [Share], then select the object to share and add it, and then confirm it.

Double-click on the computer on the desktop of the win10 system and find the folder you want to share.

Right-click the folder you want to share, move the mouse over the missing "Share", and click on the specific user.

After clicking, the file sharing window will pop up, click the down arrow below to open the drop-down sharing list.

Select the people you want to share with and click Add.

Once clicked, the user who shared it will be able to see it in the box at the bottom.

Click the down arrow of the permission level in the bottom box to set the permissions.

Once you're all set, click Share.

After clicking, the system sets the shared folder, wait for a few minutes, the system prompts that the shared file cleaning clip is set successfully, click Finish.

1.Enable guest accounts.

Control Panel - User Accounts - Enable Guest Accounts".

2.Install the NetBeui protocol.

Check the "Network Neighbor" property - check the "Local Connection" property - click "Install" - check the "Protocol" - see if the NetBeui protocol exists, if it exists, install this protocol, if it does not exist, it means that the protocol has been installed, and the protocol has been installed by default in the WinXP system.

3.Check whether the local security policy is disabled.

Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Local Security Policy - User Rights Assignment - Check the properties of the "Deny access to this computer from the network" item - see if there is a guest account in it, and delete it if there is.

Set up a shared folder.

If you don't set up a shared folder, other machines on the network won't be able to access your machine. There are three ways to set up folder sharing:

The first is: "Tools Folder Options View Use Simple Folder Sharing". After this is set, other users can only access the files or folders you share as guest users.

The second method is: "Control Panel Management Tools Computer Management", in the "Computer Management" dialog box, click "File Late Folder Sharing Sharing", and then right-click and select "New Share".

The third option is the easiest, right-click directly on the folder you want to share, and set up the sharing via the "Share & Security" option.

To allow only two Wang's computers to modify a folder shared by five computers, you can follow these steps:

First, set the "Advanced Shared Calendar" option in the properties of the shared folder and check "Allow only file owners and administrators to modify files".

Then, make sure that only two computers have ownership and full control of the folder.

Create a local user account with the same username and password on both computers. Only accounts on these two computers can access and modify shared folders.

Next, add this local user account to the security properties of the shared folder and grant it the right to modify the folder.

With the above steps, only a specific local user account on the two computers with ownership and full control of the folder can access and modify the shared folder, so that only two computers can modify the shared folder.