WIN 7 can't find another computer solution on the LAN

New WIN7 flagship version, IP, such as the setting is no problem, is not found in the local network of other computers. Use the router, but the internet is no problem, is not to see other computers on the LAN, they also do not see my computer, other computers are XP SP3

1: Different system NetBIOS protocol must have a guest account to open

2: Local Connection-Properties--microsoft network client to select (tick)

2: You first determine whether in a working group ·

3: In the same IP segment

4: Run gpedit.msc in Group Policy find out if there is a problem with the local policy (User Rights Assignment) permission settings ·

5: (service) Look again

The method of setting up WIN7/XP system in LAN file sharing

Problem phenomenon

When Windows XP and Windows 7 system computers are interconnected over a LAN, it is often difficult for computers that install Windows XP systems to find computers in their network Places where Windows 7 systems are installed, and vice versa. The manifestation is that the Network Neighborhood can display the computer name but cannot access, or cannot find the other computer at all.

Problem analysis

In terms of access rights, WIN7 does have a number of limitations that enable LAN interconnection and file sharing for Windows 7 and Windows XP systems through settings for the XP and Windows7 operating systems.

You must first shut down the system's firewall (Mcafee, Norton, and so on) before setting up. If you must use the firewall function, recommend the user to consult the antivirus software company specific local Area Network permission setting method.

Solution

One, the Windows XP system Setup method:

Setting up a share may have a negative impact on the security of your computer's data, and you need to balance confidentiality, security, and sharing. For increased security, it is recommended that you use the NTFS disk format and set read and write permissions on the privacy file.

1, WIN7 System Setup method:

Select Folders to share, right-click folder properties, set folder advanced sharing options, select security Options after sharing, add guest privileges, and sometimes two computers will be prompted for a password when accessing the shared file because the WIN7 end does not turn off password-protected sharing, the following is a password-protected sharing method:

Right-click on the Wireless network icon, select Open Network and Sharing Center, click Change adapter settings, turn off password protection sharing, OK exit

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2, XP end access to the WIN7 end of the method:

To set up XP-side file sharing first

Turn on my Computer selection Tool--Folder Options--View (label) uncheck Simple Share after OK, then open the Network Neighborhood, choose to view the workgroup computer, now you can see the shared WIN7 computer, and quickly open it (annex BB)

3. XP End Shared Folder Setup method:

Select the folders that you want to share. Click the right mouse button to choose Sharing and security (attachment cc) Select the Sharing option, stand-alone as shown in the picture, enable file sharing, after sharing still cannot let WIN7 end access to the shared folder, you need to add access rights, open folder sharing and security options set permissions, add Guest account, As with the WIN7 end, XP also needs to add guest permissions, after the addition of the determination, you can set the Guest user access rights, here set to be able to read and write, set to confirm the closing dialog box

XP end is already set up, you can now access the shared folder using the WIN7 end

4, WIN7 access to XP shared files method:

Click to open the Control Panel, select the network and the Internet, choose to view network computers and devices, just share the files of the XP computer can be seen, quickly open it!

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