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Since both are internet-accessible, there shouldn't be any problems with the network settings. I suspect you're using the computer company version of XP, he has turned off LAN sharing by default, you can see the start == all programs == Installer Tools === Solve LAN sharing == Allow sharing.

Since there are only two computers, both of which are your own, and there are no outsiders, there are no special security matters to pay attention to.

1. Network Settings, Online Neighbors, Right Click, Properties, Set Home and Office Networks.

Note that the working group is set to the same.

2. Right-click on the folder that needs to be accessed on the laptop, click Properties, and click Share.

This can generally be solved, if it doesn't work, send it to me.

You can try it like this:

1.Make sure your desktop and laptop are in the same LAN segment;

2.To share the folder you need to share on your notebook, remember to check the permissions and check "everyone"; (If you need to modify the file, remember to give other permissions, otherwise by default, only reads are allowed);

3.Open the network neighbor of your desktop computer, select [View Workgroup Computer] on the left, and see if you can view the laptop; (Shares can also be accessed via a UNC or IP path, e.g.)

4.If there is an access error, try to see if the following services are turned on on your desktop and laptop, and if not, turn on the following services: workstation, server, computer broswer

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The IP of the two computers must be in the same field, that is, only the last three digits of the two are different, and the front ones are the same.

The firewall should be turned off. In addition, if you want to transfer documents, it is very convenient to use the software of flying pigeon book.

This is directly connected to the network, because the way of surfing the Internet is different, you can't establish a local area network.

The most conservative and simple way is in six steps:

1 Install LAN Protocol:

Right-click on the local connection - properties - find the intneter protocol and select - click install - find nwlink ipx spx --- this protocol - install it.

2 Set up Group Policy:

Start - Run Computer Configuration - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Local Policies - User Rights Assignment - Deny Access to This Computer from the Network - Remove Guest. Start - Run Computer Configuration - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Local Policies - Security Options - Network Access: Security Mode for Local Account - Select Incoming Guest Users.

3 Enable guest:

Start - Settings - Control Panel - User Accounts - Enable Guest Accounts.

4 Set a guest account password

Right-click on My Computer, select Manage - Local Users and Groups - Users - Right-click Guest and select Set Password.

5 Don't use simple file sharing:

Double-click My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View - and uncheck the box in front of "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)".

6 Set up shared files:

Right-click on the file you want to share and set up sharing.

Supplement: It is best to set up a workgroup on all computers in the local area network, and the method is also very simple: right-click on my computer and select Properties-Computer Name-Change-Enter the name, the workgroup workgroup does not need to be changed-OK-Network ID-Next-Next-Select the network without a domain-Next-OK-OK.

This will restart the computer and the problem will be solved.