How to achieve LAN sharing

Enable the guest user.

You also need to ensure that the following policies are enabled.

Click Start Run and enter to open Group Policy.

1: Click "Computer Configuration Windows Settings Security Settings Local Policies Security Options" in turn, and find "Account: Local users with blank passwords are only allowed to log in to the console" to disable it.

2: Open Group Policy, click "Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, Local Policy, User Rights Assignment", and double-click on the "Deny access to this computer from the network" item to see if there is a guest, if so, please delete it.

3: Still in the above Group Policy, double-click on the "Access this computer from the network" item to see if there is a guest, if not, please add.

4: Still in Group Policy, click Computer Configuration Windows Settings Security Settings Security Options, double-click Network Access: Local Sharing and Security Mode, and change the default setting of "Guest Only Local Users to Guest Authentication" to "Classic Local Users to Authenticate by Themselves".

5: If you can only see the file directory of your Windows XP computer, you can't enter the folder.

This is because Windows XP defaults to a simple way to share files that can be modified

Open My Computer-Tools-Folder Options-View-Advanced Settings-"Use Simple File Sharing" and remove the checkbox in front of it.

First of all, your machine can view the files of the other computer, which means that there is no problem with your settings, that is, you can't share that computer's settings are not set up

Don't be so troublesome, turn on QQ and use QQ to transmit, and the LAN speed is 10M per second

The computer of the person you can't see is not in your team, so you can see what your team is called, and you can change the team of the person and the machine as well.

View Workgroups and Change Workgroups: Change Computer Join Domain under the Computer Name tab of My Computer Properties.

Reinstall the system and propose that there be IP sharing in 2000.

The above ones are not easy to make.