In the online neighbors , you can only see yourself, but you can t see the student machine

Depend on. Why use 98, despise.

Are you sure that the other team you created is also part of this workgroup? Or is it the default purr. Go and change it.

If you can see yourself on the online neighbor, it means that the network card is fine, and the reason may be the IP address setting. Each computer should have a separate IP address, and the IP address of the computer in the same LAN should be in the same segment, if the IP address of a computer is, then the IP address of other computers should be and so on. The subnet mask should be.

It is best to specify the IP address of each computer, and do not choose to get it automatically.

You chose to log in as a network user and see how other computers are chosen? Choose Friendly Login to try.

By the way, does your LAN be able to access the Internet? If you have a router, don't conflict with the IP address of the router and be on the same segment.

So much for now, I hope it can help you solve the problem.

It should be in the same network segment as other machines.

2。It could be that the guest account doesn't have access.

Open the Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management and select the Admin before the account has been deactivated from the guest properties. ]

3. And other computers and ping to see if it works, if not, there may be a problem with the network card interface, try to change the network card.

4. After restarting, open the online neighbor and press F5 to refresh.

5. You can find your own computer, which means that the network card driver is fine.

6. The principle of repairing a computer is to check whether there is a problem with the software first, and then check the hardware.

7. Pay attention to check the added customers, agreements and services, as well as the sharing of files and printers, and the setting of IP addresses.

8. It should be set up as a working group with other computers, so that the computer can find faster.

It could be that the guest account doesn't have access.

Open the Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management and select the Admin before the account has been deactivated from the guest properties.

Give it a try, and that's not all you can go wrong.

It should be a network cable problem, change the network cable to see, and set a network segment for IP.

WinXP is more complicated and requires a guest account to be enabled.

The 98 machine is more cumbersome to set up, and the easiest way is to use XP for all. Also, according to your description, it should be that your IP address is not set correctly.

It is usually a firewall or security setting that sets the security level to medium.

This is the most common problem in 98. There is no point determination at the time of landing, and the cancellation of the point enters.

The login name of 98 cannot prevent access to the system though. However, it can prevent the use of network resources. However, it can still be used normally. Only the use of the LAN is blocked.

It's easy to reinstall the protocol that should be installed.

Just use the same operating system, XP.

Open the Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management and select the Admin before the account has been deactivated from the guest properties. There is no point determination at the time of landing, and the cancellation of the point enters.

Not as troublesome as they say.

You only need to add a user, the username is set to the username of the machine you need to access, and the password is the same, for example, 2000 generally has an administrator user, the password can be set to empty, so that you can log in to the machine you want to access, of course, you have to log in with the network user and the user you set. I'm sure you're pretty much aware of the rest of the settings, and the rest of the answers are repeated a lot.

Hope it helps.

Problems with firewalls or security settings.

It's okay to open a network share, but the network share is only on the local area network. I have a cmd command script, open LAN sharing, +562895+512. But only Windows XP is supported

Run Open Service Settings server to start workstation to start.

Run Open Group Policy Settings Local Computer Policies Windows Settings Security Settings Local Policies User Entitlement Assignment.

1. Refuse to access this computer from the network to see if there is a guest, and delete the guest if there is

Local Policy Security Options.

1. Network access: The sharing and security mode of the local account is changed to Guest ...... only2. Account: The status of the guest account is changed to Started.

3. The local account with a blank password only allows the console to log in, and changes it to Turn off and restart the computer.

Can C see B?

cIf it's not another system, you can set the IP to try.

Or the problem of LAN sharing settings,It's not clear where the specific problem is.,There's a batch file in the computer company special edition that can solve the LAN sharing problem.,You can try to take a look.,If not,I can send you one,

Because you create the default personal home network, after creating network communication, create an IP address association, the default IP address is in the same column, then the IP address in your domain can be shown to other computers in the network neighbors, if your other neighbors or IP owners use masks that match your mask, then you can communicate with each other, and if the other party uses a firewall in the same domain and a common mask at the same time, then you can't see it. Some firewalls have the function of blocking IP address conversations, so you can't see the computer information of your network neighbors!

There is no LAN created, only yourself, of course.

There are many possibilities, 1, open your guest account, his is also opened, and then 2 of them all start over and try again.

2. Click on the network neighbor's view workgroup computer, click a few more times to try, sometimes it has been connected but it is not displayed.

3. Enter the other party's IP in the address bar to try it. If it doesn't work, check whether the settings are correct

4；After entering the Group Policy settings, find "Local Computer Policy" "Computer Configuration" "Windows Settings" "Security Settings" "Local Policy" "User Rights Assignment", you will see the "Refuse to access this computer from the network" option, click to enter the property settings, and see that the guest guest account is in its deny list, no wonder the guest account is not authorized to access the ...... after opening the guest account access access, remove the guest account from the list, and then OK to save. Try to log in to the NT system from 9x again, hehe, finally see the shared folder, and you're done!

5. A simple way, a dual-machine interconnection software on the Internet, and then install it on both computers, and you can do it. I forgot the name of the software. You can search for your own interconnection software.

The firewall level is changed to low.

If it doesn't work out.

1 Turn on the respondent's guest permissions.

2 Start - Run.

3 Windows Settings --- Security Settings - Local Policies - User Rights Assignment - Found on the right''Deny access to this computer from the network''Double-click to open and delete the guest account inside.

4 Windows Settings --- Security Settings --Local Policies --Security Options--Found on the right''Network access: Shared and secure mode for local accounts"Double-click to change to"Classic: Local user's own authentication"

5 Windows Settings --- Security Settings - Local Policies - Security Options - Found on the right''Account:''Local users who use a blank password are only allowed to log in to the console"Set it to:"Disabled"

Turn on the guest account on computer C, and then turn off the Windows firewall to try, you can also turn on the firewall but you need to set an exception.

1. Right emergency key: My Computer-Management-Local Users and Groups-Users-Open the account 2. Open the local connection properties and install the protocol (generally these two types).

The special case is to modify the group policy and register - these two are a bit troublesome to search for on the Internet.

1 Online Neighbor - >> Set up a home or office network. Set up as a workgroup.

2 Control Panel - Management Tools (if you can't find it, please switch the Control Panel to classic mode) - Services.

Regarding the two services visible to the print and the LAN and the two associated with them. print spooler print spooler network connections network dde network dde dde dsdm is all it takes.

Don't take anything else seriously! I've tried countless methods that didn't work, but the 360 First Aid Kit resets the network settings in one trick!