WINDOWS7 Home Group LAN shared resources

Also remember the college and dormitory students want to build a LAN play game, but at that time we all use WinXP system, that is not even a few network cable on the completion of things Ah, set up to toss half a day, must have a real computer master guidance can be achieved. Now many friends have more computers in the home, want to network together to share resources convenient, set up a home network, if you still use WinXP system that is also a difficult project. But maybe you heard that a lot of friends around have a home network, do not think they are computer experts ah? There is no doubt that the WINDOWS7 system helped them. Windows7 Family Advanced Edition, Win7 Flagship, WIN7 Professional Edition support the powerful and Easy-to-use family networking function, said rookie can be in the WINDOWS7 computer environment to establish a local area network to achieve multiple computer resources sharing is not exaggerated, Microsoft for the WINDOWS7 system designed this function has become a lot of home users of the gospel, the following small set to give you a detailed description of the WINDOWS7 computer resource sharing how easy!

In the home, dormitory, school or office, if more than one computer needs to share the network, or online games and office, and these computers are installed on the WINDOWS7 system, then it is very simple and quick to achieve. Because Windows7 provides a home network accessibility feature called "HomeGroup," through this function we can easily realize Win7 computer interconnection, in the computer directly share documents, photos, music and other resources, but also directly to the LAN online, can also be more convenient to share the printer. The specific steps are as follows:

First, the WINDOWS7 computer to create a family group

In the WINDOWS7 system, open Control Panel → network and Internet, click on the "HomeGroup", you can see in the interface of the homegroup settings area. If there is no other family group already established on the network you are currently using, you will see Windows7 prompts you to create a homegroup for file sharing. When you click "Create a homegroup", you can start creating a new homegroup network, the LAN.

Here you need to be prompted, this computer to create a homegroup needs to install the Windows7 Home Advanced Edition, Win7 Professional Edition or Win7 flagship edition, and Windows7 Home normal version of the home network is no problem, but can not be used as a host to create the network. So even if you have only one family in your home, Win7 flagship, other computers, even the Windows7 home version, will not affect use.

Open the wizard to create a home network, first select the file types you want to share with your home networks, and the default share is 5 options for pictures, music, videos, documents, and printers, and the other 4 options, in addition to printers, correspond to several shared files that exist by default in your system.

When you click Next, the Windows7 HomeGroup Network Creation Wizard automatically generates a series of passwords that you need to copy and paste to other computer users, and you must enter this password string when other computers are connected through the Windows7 home network, although the password is automatically generated, However, you can also modify the settings in the later to make yourself familiar with the password. Click "Finish" so that a home network can be created successfully, and return to the home network to make a series of related settings.

When you want to close this Windows7 home network, choose to exit the family group that you have joined in your home networking settings. Then open the control Panel → administrative tools → services project, find homegroup Listener and homegroup provider this item in this list, right-click, and disable and deactivate these two items respectively, Put this Windows7 family network completely shut down, so that everyone's computer can not find this home network.

Easy! WINDOWS7 Home Group LAN shared resources

July 10, 2011 08:05 Source: Bubble Net "original" Author: Chen Tao Editor: Chen Tao

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In a Windows7 system, folder sharing is much more convenient than WinXP, just select the folder you want to share in Win7 Explorer, click "Share" in the menu bar above the Explorer, and set share permissions in the menu. Select Home Networking (read) If you want to allow only other computers in your own WINDOWS7 home network to access this shared resource, and then select homegroup (read/write) If you allow other computers to access and modify this shared resource. After you set up the share permissions, Windows7 will pop up a confirmation dialog box, click "Yes, share these options" to complete the sharing operation, very simple.

After you have set up file sharing in the Windows7 system, you can right-click on the shared folder and choose the Properties menu to open a dialog box. Select the sharing option to modify shared settings, including selecting and setting shared objects and permissions for a folder, or password-protected settings for access to a folder. The WINDOWS7 system is greatly improved for user security, and whether you are using the Win7 flagship or WINDOWS7 version.

For the local area network establishment and the Family resources contribution aspect WINDOWS7 system has greatly promoted, its improvement all is obvious, can facilitate more Windows7 computer user easy to enjoy the resources sharing the fun. This application whether at home or in the unit is very useful, Windows7 computer users can build a network to slowly experience.