Reprinted: http://blog.sina.cn/dpool/blog/s/blog_492b7b280100ukd1.html
1. Aiming at the problem of XP system computer sharing.
If it is an XP system, check whether the system has installed this protocol. My Network Places-> View Network Connections-> Local Area Connection-> Right-click Properties. Click "Install"-> select "Protocol. Click" Add ", there is a NWLink IPX / SPX / NetBIOS COMP name protocol, click this to determine the network neighborhood-set up a home or small office network. Next-next-click The second item and then the next step-next step-enter the workgroup name, generally WORKGROUP (note that the workgroup name entered on both computers must be the same)-enable file and printer sharing-start configuration (wait a few seconds)-close the wizard
Group Policy Settings.
Start-Settings-Control Panel-Administrative Tools-Local Security Policy-Local Policies, or directly enter "gpedit.msc" in the operation, and the
user right assigns "deny access to this computer from the network" "Access this computer from the network", add guest
security option "network access"-> "sharing and security model of local accounts", change to "classic-enter local users to authenticate, without changing their original identity" "account" > "Local accounts with blank passwords are only allowed to log in to the console", changed to "disabled" and
finally set the shared folder. The concept of setting sharing under Windows 7 is almost the same as XP, the only difference is that the setting path is different. The first step: select the folder to be shared, right-click to select "Properties", select "Advanced Sharing" in the "Sharing" tab, and tick the "Share this folder". Step 2: Then click "Add"-> "Advanced"-> "Find Now" in the permissions "; then select" Everyone "and" Guest "in the search results and confirm. Step 3: If necessary, in "Security", precise control of folder permissions.
Two ways to access shared printers or files: Open "My Network Places" (win7 is the network)-> "View Workgroup Computer", find the computer that shares the printer or file, and double-click to open it. Directly enter "ip of the computer sharing the file" in the address bar . The solution given to the errors that may be encountered by the printer and file sharing * The prompt box is: the network does not exist or has not been started . This is because your Workstation service is not started. If this service is not started, then your workgroup will be invalid. The solution is to open the "Services" item of the computer, change the Workstation to "Automatic, then" Enable ", and then Click Apply to solve the problem. * The prompt box is: Windows cannot find the network path, please contact the network administrator .
This is caused by the fact that your Server service is not started. It should be caused by the fact that you have not installed the "File and Printer Sharing in Microsoft Networks" service. The main function of this service is to allow your computer to provide shared services to the network. The solution is: Open the computer's "Services" item to find the Server service and set it to "Automatic," "Enable". Then click on the application to solve the problem. If you can not find the Server service, then there is no "Microsoft network files and "Printer Sharing", please go to the right-click properties of My Network Places--the right-click properties of the local area connection and add a service--file and printer sharing in the Microsoft network. That's it.
* The prompt box is: The server list of this workgroup is currently unavailable.
This is because your ComputerBrowser service is not started. This service does not have to be started, but at least one machine in the same workgroup must start this service. Its main function is to maintain an
updated list of computers on the network . If this error dialog box appears, the solution is to open the computer's "Services" item and set the ComputerBrowser to "Automatic" and "Enable". Then click on the application to solve the problem. If you do not find
ComputerBrowser this service. Explain that your local connection does not have the "Microsoft Network Client" installed. Please right click on the property in My Network Places-local connection and right click to create a property and add a client-Microsoft Network Client.
If the "ComputerBrowser service on the local computer is started and then some services are automatically stopped," this is probably caused by you opening the windows firewall, please
turn off the winodws firewall in the start-settings-control panel- Okay, if you don't want to turn it off, you can just uncheck "Do not allow exceptions" on the firewall settings. For win7 firewall, enter
the "Advanced Settings" on the left side of the firewall settings interface, modify the inbound rules "and" outbound rules ". In these two rules, find the" File and printer sharing "option, and change All its options are set to "Allow all
connection", the
prompt box is: Deny access.
There are two reasons for this problem: First: the user you have access to the shared folder does not have permission to access. Second: the computer denies the SAM account and sharing Anonymous enumeration. It is the RestrictAnonymous
subkey in the registry .
Solution:
You are only accessed by guests: then the first problem does not need to be considered. The second problem is mainly solved. "Start a" run "and enter gpedit. Enter a msc, a computer configuration, a windows setting, a security setting, a local policy,
a security setting, double-click "Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and shares", and change it to "disabled".
This setting requires "restart the computer" to take effect.