What should I do if I install PC Manager on one of the offices and can t share it?

Add a password to the computer, add a password if it is feasible, and continue to the next step if it is not feasible. . . There is a password to access, you can delete the password in the back to try, sometimes it is also possible!

Create a new folder, re-share, and add everyone's read and write permissions when sharing.

Win7 network sharing inside to see,Is there anything to change the advanced sharing permissions (there is one that can be set to access sharing without a password.。 ）。XP doesn't have this thing. Win10 has not been used, I don't know.

You can turn on the vulnerability fixing function in Tencent PC Manager, then select Installed in the upper right corner of the vulnerability fix, then find the patch installed before the failure and choose to uninstall or delete, and restart the computer after deleting.

Just reopen the share, open the share in the network, and enable discovering.

This may be restricting the gest user, you can log in and open this user, because the housekeeper will strengthen the system and close the vulnerability.

Because PC Manager will set up a firewall, when one of them is installed, he will get you a firewall there, so there is no way to contribute, you have to go to PC Manager to set it up.

You can enter the computer manager and turn on the permissions.

1.Assign appropriate access to shared folders on your computer

Right-click on the folder you want to share: Click on "Advanced" in the "Security" tab to open Advanced Security Settings and click "Change Permissions" - add "Full Control" permission for everyone and check "...Replace all child object permissions";

Please also take a look at the "Sharing Permissions" of the shared folder and set the matching permissions)2If the guest account is enabled, delete the listed users or groups listed in "Deny access to this computer from the network" in Group Policy (Local Computer Policies - Windows Settings - Security Settings - User Rights Assignments);

3.In Group Policy: Local Computer Policies - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Security Options - Set Network Access: Sharing and Security Model for Local Accounts to "Guest Only".

Set the IP address to the same as the first 9 digits of the computer.

The name of the computer should also not be the same as that of other computers on the network.

The Working Group is to be the same as the Network.

Don't set the level of the firewall too high.

And the system you installed is not the Ghast version of the computer company, if it is: start - program - install personnel tools - solve the LAN sharing, open! Absolutely!

The easiest way to do this is to see how other computers set up their networks.

Some LANs are automatically assigned addresses.

Some LANs specify IP addresses.

Just look at how other machines are set up.

You're an XP system, right?

Two places need to be changed.

1.Control Panel - Administration - Local Security Policy --- User Rights Assignment - Deny access to this computer from the network, remove the guest user.

2.Control Panel - Management - Local Security Policies --- Security Options --- Network Access: Change Guest Only to Classic!

Control Panel Administrative Tools Local Security Policies Local Policies Security Options.

There is a network option inside: sharing and security mode for local users, which can be set to classic.

Change the name of the machine first. Then set up the IP...Ping the host IP address if it is passable. It's just that the permissions are not right.

If no one else can access you, and you're sure you can ping someone.

You just put your computer on a shared folder or disk.

Ping the console first to see if it is connected.

When I connect it by a route.

Generally, the IP and gateway should be wrong

You can install the protocol in the shared folder

If you change your XP to Win7, you can also access it

Map your hard drive and try it out.

Check if your router is address-bound.

Hello. It is possible that the remote connection was disabled when the housekeeper fixed the system vulnerability, you can open the Control Panel - System & Security - System and choose to enable the remote connection.

If you are sure that it is caused by the computer manager, then go to this software to find it, there should be an option to refuse remote login, cancel the option, and restart the computer is OK.

Newly installed system, have you pinged? Can I ping that host?

Have you added network protocols and services?

Here's how you added it, one way is to add a printer to the control panel, and the other way is to find the host's shared resource on the network and right-click on the printer point connection.

If you can't find the host, it must be that your network protocol or service is not configured.

Let's set the problem. Change the two machine working groups to the same one. The computer name does not have to be the same. The IP can also be added, the first one, the second one, casually, no more than 255, on the line, two machines can not be changed the same.

You didn't explain what system you have?

That computer has disabled the guest account, just turn it on and set up sharing!

Do you have a correct solution to set up DNS? IP, subnet mask, default gateway, and preferred DNS If you don't set it up, you won't be able to find other neighboring machines.

Add a network protocol to your online neighbor! Look at the IP address in that place, click Install and then click Protocol.

Hello, what prompt appears when someone accesses your computer? But please make sure that you want to set up the sharing of the relevant folder in the F drive, right-click the folder, select Properties, select Share this folder in the "Share" tab, and set the sharing name. And in Win7, it's just a click on advanced sharing, and the settings are the same as in XP.

However, it is generally not recommended that you share the entire disk directly, especially the default management share, after all, there is a security risk, and the default management share should also be managed by you, the administrator user, and it is not suitable for everyone to see.

If there is also a prompt about permissions when someone else accesses your computer, you can also go to the "Control Panel" "Administrative Tools" "Local Security Policy" in the local policy User Rights Assignment (win7 is the user rights assignment), find and double-click on the right to deny access to this computer from the network, and delete the wrong username. Then find and double-click Network Access in the security options: Shared security model for local accounts, set to Classic - Local users to authenticate themselves (Win7 is displayed as Classic - Authenticate local users without changing their original identity), so that when others access, they should pop up a prompt box asking for username and password, and if you want to access often, you only need to check Remember password.

If you also encounter XP access to Win7 computers, or win7 computers to access each other, then please also click on the network icon on the desktop, select Properties, click Change Advanced Sharing Settings in the Network and Sharing Center, check Enable Network Discovery and Enable File and Printer Sharing Generally.

I can't tell you about it for a while, but go to my blog and check it out, it may be helpful to you.

Fix the Windows XP network neighbor sharing issue.

I've encountered it, but I don't know why, I'm sorry, I can't help you.

To work steadily, reload. Some system files or parameters have been changed, and there are even virus Trojan horses remaining, and the most thorough way is to reinstall the system.