SafeBase properties don t have a secure tab What s going on 5

XP System: 1Open C:

Documents and Settings Administrator Application Data Tencent QQ folder, delete the safebase folder, if the computer username is not "administrator", please replace it with your own username.

2.Right-click on the blank space, "New - Text Document", and change the name to safebase4Find the text document you just created and add the extra "txt" and click OK.

5.Log in to QQ again and the box prompting you to log out of QQ will not pop up.

Run "--enter "convert c: fs:ntfs".

Select yes---yes and restart your computer to automatically convert the format (this conversion has no effect on the system).

After the hard disk format is converted to NTFS, follow the steps you just followed to open the SafeBase attribute and you will have the "Security" option.

You directly select the properties under the safebase folder "Share" tab Click "Share this folder" permission The three options in the permission "everyone" are checked in the reject item Apply, OK and it's OK.

Find the folder option in the Control Panel 、、、 in the View tab. Remove the checkmark in front of "Use Simple File Sharing" and confirm it.

Check the front of "Use Simple File Sharing", and also set a username as an administrator, but I didn't set a password, or no

Then it's okay to set it to not share, mine is fine.

Admins are also useless, the partitions are different.

Make sure that the account you are using to log in to Windows has administrator privileges.

I'm too, too, there is no security option for the high-level people.

How to confirm? Don't talk half the way upstairs.

XP system: Convert FAT32 partition to NTFS partition and the "Security" tab will appear, command: convert c: fs: ntfs

In this process, it is necessary to ensure that the power is not interrupted, otherwise the system may be abnormal, and the use of the partition may be affected.

If you don't have a security tab in your folder properties, follow the steps below.

Open Folder Options in Control Panel. Click Start, then Control Panel, double-click Folder Options. On the View tab, under Advanced settings, clear Use simple file sharing (recommended).

The XP you use is the home version, and the home version does not have the security function.

The command to check the current system version is winver, you can see if you are using the home version. If you are sure that it is the home version, you can solve it by the following methods:

Select the file (i386 platform), unzip it, find the unzipped file, click the right-click menu, select Install, and restart the system after completion.

Tip: Do not double-click to run the installer, as the program is made for Windows NT Service Pack 4, and the regular installation of Qiaoqiao will prompt you to install SP4. )

Open My Computer, Tools, Folder Options, View, Use Simple File Sharing (recommended) Remove this front check. Can.

Find a folder. Point Tools - Folder Options - View - Use Simple File Sharing. You can see it by removing the hook from this"Safety"tab.

If the disk format is fat32, then there is no and it needs to be converted.

Run "--enter "convert c: fs:ntfs".

Select yes---yes and restart your computer to automatically convert the format (this conversion has no effect on the system).

After the hard disk format is converted to NTFS, follow the steps you just followed to open the SafeBase attribute and you will have the "Security" option.

1. Win7 system, under the C: Users username AppData Roaming Tencent QQ, set the permission of the safebase folder to completely deny.

2. XP system:

1.Open the C: Documents and Settings Administrator Application Data Tencent QQ folder, delete the safebase folder, if the computer username is not "Administrator", please replace it with your own username.

2.Right-click on the blank space, "New - Text Document", and change the name to safebase4Find the text document you just created and add the extra "txt" and click OK.

5.Log in to QQ again and the box prompting you to log out of QQ will not pop up.

You see if your hard drive is in NTFS format, because only in the properties of this format there is a security tab, and yours should be fat32, right?

To be in the network neighborhood.

Create a new home or small office network, make sure you go all the way, and finally choose a printer and file sharing, and you're good to go.

Do not insert disks.

Last Minute Option.

I don't want to run this on other computers (which I guess mean).

In My Computer, open the tool Folder Options View, and remove "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)".

It's a system setup issue, open "My Computer" => Tools => Folder Options => Select "View" => in the "Folder Options" dialog box Remove the "Use Simple Sharing" check => OK.

Now let's see if it's normal.

If you don't see the Security tab yet, do the following:

1. Whether the hard disk where the folder is located is in NTFS format, the folder in NTFS format has the "Safe" option.

Check method: Right-click on the hard disk where the folder is located "Properties" = > whether the file system in the regular file system is in NTFS format.

2. Not all systems support the "security" option, such as: Windows XP Home version does not support it.

The system file type in the drive letter is not NTFS system!

If so, you can go to the "View" option in the "Folder Options" and check the "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)" button to apply, it should be this

...It's not like there are no system versions of the security options, and that doesn't seem to be very important.

I remember that the "Security" tab in the tab in the local connection properties does not have this, only the IE attribute has it, if this is the case, it will be easy to do.

Start -- Run Enter User Configuration -- Management Module -- Windows Components -- Internet Explorer -- Internet Control Panel.

Isn't it possible to find the Disable Security page on the right? Let's see if it's started and change it to Not Configured, if it's not configured, change it to Startup, and then change it back.

I've had this problem before when reinstalling the system! Click and key my computer properties hardware device management to see if the network card driver is normal! If it's an exclamation mark or question mark uninstall it!

Then put the original drive disk of your computer into it, flush and install the network card driver, and it's OK! No, ask me! I.