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1. First of all, enter the Group Policy management mode in cmd, and then select Computer Settings - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Local Policies - User Rights Assignment.

Then delete the guest in the reject local login, delete the guest in the denial of access to this computer from the network, and add the guest

2. Continue in Group Policy Management mode, Computer Settings - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Local Policies - Security Options, at the bottom, the location of the account, there is a "Local account with a blank password is only allowed to log in to the console", prohibit it.

3. If it is an XP system, enable the guest account.

4. Add ports 137, 138, 1395 to the firewall, and then go to the online neighbor to view the workgroup computer, and you can enter.

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1. First of all, prepare a router: D-Link DI-504 four-port router is recommended to be about 100.

2. Connect the router to the network port and configure the router according to the manual.

3. Connect the computer to the router, and set the local connection to automatically obtain the IP address and DNS. (3 computers can access the Internet at the same time).

4. Install the scanner and printer on one of the computers, and set the device to share.

5. Other computers can be connected to it by running (the computer name of the computer on which the printer is installed). In the same way: file sharing can also be achieved in the above method, ps: the computer name can be found in My Computer, Properties, and Computer Name.

Hello landlord、

Depending on your question above, you can take the following approach.

Clause. 1. You need to buy a router and network cable (the length of the network cable is purchased according to the distance between you and your neighbor's house).

After success, set up the computer: first open a web page, http; Enter the settings page, the username and password in the settings page are admin, and then you can set it according to the prompts in it.

You have to understand how much bandwidth his bandwidth is, how many people use it, he must have a cat at home, if there is a router, you only need to pull a network cable to your computer to access the Internet.

Just give the money, and the other neighbors will take care of it.

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Then it's better to pull the network cable yourself, what if he lied to you?

The router wifi is set, which means that the wireless network parameters are set correctly, and the reason why you can't access the Internet is:

1. Router dialing error;

2. The router itself is faulty, resulting in the failure to dial normally.

Solution: 1. Log in to the router (the default address of the general router is, the username and password are admin, and the specific data can refer to the back of the router or the manual), find the [Network Parameters] option on the left side, select [WAN Port Settings], enter the Internet account and password, set the connection mode (the default is to connect on demand, change the automatic disconnection time to 0), click [Save];

2. Replace a router, dial up the network again, and connect to the network after setting up the wireless network.

Special note: The steps to set up the router wireless network are as follows:

1. Log in to the router, select [Basic Settings] on the left side of the [Wireless Settings] option, set the wireless wifi name, and click [Save] (it is recommended not to use Chinese characters);

2. In the [Wireless Security Settings] section, set a password and click [Save].

There's something wrong with your computer, take it and fix it.

Check your wireless settings, if there is no problem, it is the operator's business, or use a network cable to try whether you can access the Internet