Three computers have built a local network, and there is no access permission when visiting each oth

What is the situation with Gu Xiu? Can you tell us about that?

Each machine has anti-virus software, or the firewall that comes with the system, which will cause no mutual access, turn off the firewall, or set up a trust zone in the firewall to add the other two machines.

Is the guest account available? Is the agreement (that long in English) fully loaded? Does the "Access this computer from the network" in the user rights assignment have a guest account? I add it when I don't have it.

Deny access to this computer from the network "Do you have a guest account?" Delete if there is one.

Let's not make a network ID.

Can anyone fix this??? I pay more attention to it.

First, the other party must have set up sharing.

There are two ways to set up sharing: you don't need to verify your username when you log in. You will need to enter your username and password when logging in.

The first setting method: 1. Open the guest account. 2. Open Group Policy---Computer Configuration--- Windows Settings--- Security Settings--- Local Policy --- Security Options, and find the "Network Access --- Sharing and Security Mode for Local Accounts" set to "Guest Only"; Go to the bottom of the position, "Account - blank password is only allowed to log in to the console" is disabled.

3. Set the permissions of the shared folder (both the sharing tab and the security tab should be set), and allow the guest user to access it.

The second method:

1. Disable guest.

2. Open Group Policy---Computer Configuration---Windows Settings--- Security Settings--- Local Policy --- Security Options, and find the "Network Access --- Sharing and Security Mode for Local Accounts" set to "Classic--Local Users to Authenticate by Themselves"; Go to the bottom of the position, "Account - blank password is only allowed to log in to the console" is disabled.

3. Create an account, set a password, set permissions for the shared folder (both the sharing tab and the security tab must be set), and assign the specified account permissions.

Users in the Share tab add change permissions, and users in the Security tab add write permissions.

Set the guset user to the enabled state.

1 All easy to do, create 5 accounts on all computers, such as Zhang.

Three, Li Si, etc., and set a password, ABCD's password should be the same, E is not the same as other passwords, OK

The system itself can't do that.

It seems that a domain controller will be installed.

If the LAN is shared, there will be network congestion, and your LAN will definitely have problems after a long time. I suggest that you install a server U on the computer that day, provide ftp**, and each other computer can be connected to that computer with flashxp software, and each person is assigned a permission, read and write, modify, delete, you can assign it at will. Everyone's directory can be different, and I suggest you get it that way.

Register the client's boot username and password on the server.

Specific operations: My Computer - Right-click [Manage] - Local Users and Groups - Users, Create a New User - Set a username and password (to be exactly the same as the client); Note: Check Users can't change passwords and Passwords never expire.

Double-click the user, open the attribute card, and on the Affiliations tab, [Add] - [Advanced] - [Find Now], select administrators, and OK. ok

Hope it helps.

Are your three machines using switches or routers?

You first go and install the IPX protocol, which is not installed by default. You can now "Set up a home or small office network" on the left side of your online neighborhood, add three new machines to the same group, for example: workgroup, and then visit again! It should be fine!

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It's very comprehensive, hehe.

Consider using a static IP address, DNS, the same workgroup, and try again.

If it's a clone of the system, click it"Get started"The tool "LAN sharing" for the installed personnel is turned on and give it a try.

The people upstairs have already made it very clear, so I won't say more.

You can use the permissions of the files or folders that come with the system. For example, there are two departments, the sales department, the finance department, and now there is a folder share in the sales department, which can only be accessed by the sales department according to your requirements, and cannot be accessed by the finance department, so you can do this.

1.Create a sales department group in the system, and add the sales department employees to the sales department group; In the same way, create a finance department.

2.Right-click on the properties --- this folder, click on the Share tab, select Share this folder, at the same time, you will see that there is a permission, click on the permission, there is an everyone in it, delete it, and then add, only add the sales department and the finance department, and then give the sales department the relevant permission below, and give the finance department the permission to deny.

Note: If your file system is NTFS permissioned, then there is a security next to the Share tab, click, also add this department, and also give the two groups the relevant allow or deny permissions.