THE VISTA NETWORK SHARING CENTER IS NOT OPERATIONAL

1.Run output dcomcnfg

2.component-service-computer-mycomputer-dcom-config-netprofm3Right-click Properties - Security - Boot & Activate Permissions - Custom 4- Add - Enter the name of the object to select - Enter "local service" - OK.

5.Once you're back, check Local Launch and Local Activation below (note that there is no selection by default).

6.Select the local service application and OK7Finally, open the Control Panel and right-click to enable services-network list service-.

This method is not original to KUKA).

ps: I also encountered this problem, the above method can solve the problem.

The solution (I tested it myself): upgrade Windows Vista Home Basic to the ultimate version (of course, provided that your machine configuration can run Vista smoothly), OK!You can then test the opening speed and the response speed of each window, it has become quite fast, and there will be no longer long waits, unresponsive problems and other problems!

There are 3 students in our dormitory who have encountered this problem, and then upgraded to the flagship version, and the problem has been solved perfectly! (The upgrade takes about 90 to 150 minutes, with several automatic restarts in between).

Friends who encounter this problem can give it a try!

1. First of all, open the control panel, click on Windows Firewall in Security (allow programs to pass through Windows Firewall), and check the "File and Print Sharing" option and "Network Discovery" option in the "Exception" in Windows Firewall settings! Because the Vista computer wants to access and be accessed by other computers, it should enable the "Network Discovery Function".

2. Open the "Network and Internet" in the control panel, "Set File Sharing", where you can confirm and implement file sharing, printer sharing, public folder sharing (this can not be opened casually, anyway, you can specify other folders that need to be shared at any time) and other ways are enabled.

3. Windows Vista and Windows XP system computers, try to set up the same workgroup, such as the default workgroup or others, as far as possible, as far as possible, easy to find, of course, different can also be found.

4. Windows Vista and Windows XP system computers must be set to the same IP address range, which is not verbose. In the properties of the local or wireless link, set the IP address in IPv4 (Vista user) to the same network segment and mask and gateway. For example, etc.

5. Through the above settings, everyone can use the username and password approved by the other party to access each other. It's easier if you know the other person's administrator account. If the other party doesn't give you a username and password, then you can ask him to add a new Windows user for you.

Or, let him open a guest account, set a password, activate the guest account, of course, the password of the guest account can be empty, but it is too dangerous.

LAN or WAN?

LAN is there.

For example, right-click on the D drive.

Work enjoyment and security are just the next step.

For WAN, you have to use tools to open your FTP 21 port.

Hehe! Hello Lou Pig! Please check if the service workstion is started, please set it automatically, and then enable it!