Sharing issues Ask for advice on network sharing

There are possible reasons that you can rule out one by one. As follows:

1: The system may have software such as System Restore installed. If so, please set not to automatically restore, and you can solve the problem.

2: Select the disk you don't want to share in the system - set it to not share - and check if it is shared.

Note: Can you be specific, which disk or folder do you not want to share?

Install an optimization master and have this feature in it.

1. Operate on the computer you want to access. Shuffle policy settings.

In the pop-up window, enter In the pop-up window, refer to **, make the following changes (1), double-click "Local accounts with empty passwords are only allowed to log in to the console", and change it to "Disable".

2) Change "Network Access: Sharing and Security Model for Local Accounts" to "Classic" after double-clicking.

2. Operate on the computer you want to access. You can open the guest user as needed, enter in the pop-up window in the run, refer to **, make the following changes in the group policy, put the "deny access to this computer from the network" item, double-click to open, and delete the guest user.

There are a lot of issues that can be related to Group Policy and Service Firewall as it relates to sharing.

Turn off the firewall and anti-virus software, and put the two computers on the same LAN, or the two computers are directly connected. Find the folder you want to share, right-click to set up sharing, and select the default ---

It feels like the question is too vague and not specific enough.

Step 2: Win7 right-click on the desktop computer, select Manage, double-click the local user and group, find the user, double-click the guest, and remove the check mark in front of "Account has been deactivated". And the guest password is set to empty.

Step 3: Click Start, Run, Enter, enter in the lower left corner of Win7 system, enter the local policy, find the user right assignment, and delete all users in "Deny access to this computer from the network" on the right side.

Step 4: Win7 system, in the local policy, find the security option, change the "sharing and security mode of the local account" to "guest only" on the right side, and set the "account: the local account with a blank password is only allowed to access the console" to "disabled".

Step 5: In win7 system, find the folder you want to share, right-click, select Properties, select the "Share" tab, select the drop-down menu, find Guest, select Add, select Share, and finish.

Step 6: On another computer, go to "Online Neighbors", find the computer name of the shared folder, double-click to enter, you can see the shared folder, and you can access it by double-clicking directly.

In fact, things are really not complicated, that is, you ascended to the gods and Xiaohong Xiaoqiang Xiaoming turned me to the ground.

You first stabbed Xiaohong Xiaoqiang and Xiao Ming to death one by one, and came back to see the answer.

First modify the LAN port address of [Xiaoqiang Extranet Router] (we refer to it as A Router), and then modify the LAN port address of [Xiaohong No Extranet Router] (we refer to it as B Route Blind Dispatcher) to, so that A and B will not conflict.

The WAN port of B connects a network cable to any LAN port of A.

Log in to the B machine settings page, modify the Internet access mode to [dynamic IP address] mode, save, and restart.

Nailed it. It's as simple as that.

The principle is: A router is already connected to the Internet, and you can connect it at will with wireless. It doesn't affect you.

Router B is connected to Router A through the WAN port and is also connected to the Internet.

You and Tom still share the e-drive and printer through the B router.

This little strong and red is dizzy to watch.

This really doesn't work, you can use a wireless router to connect: Xiaoqiang's router. Then you and Xiao Ming can use the wireless router to access the Internet.