[** Tips **] possible causes of access failure to lan Shared Folders

Possible causes:
(1) Whether the nwlink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS compatible transport protocol is installed.

(2) Enable the Guest account: Right-click my computer \ management \ user to have a guest, and double-click it to remove the check box before "Account Disabled.

(3) Unify the working group names of each computer: Right-click my computer \ properties \ computer name, view the name of the LAN working group displayed on this tab, and add all computers to the Working Group.

(4) exceptions with WINXP firewall: WINXP firewall is fully enabled by default, which means that all network connections of the computer are running and it is difficult to share network neighbors. At the same time, because the Windows Firewall disables "file sharing with printers" by default, firewall is enabled and printing cannot be shared. The solution is to enter the "local connection" window, click "advanced" \ "set" \ "exception" \ InProgramSelect "file and printer sharing" under "services ".

(5) Delete the Guest account: Running Group Policy (gpedit. MSC) \ Local Computer \ Computer Configuration \ Windows Settings \ Security Settings \ Local Policy \ User Rights Assignment \ Deny access to this computer from the network. If there is a guest, delete it. The purpose is to allow the guest to access the local machine from the network.

(6) cancel the "use simple file sharing" method: Resource Manager \ tools \ Folder Options \ view \ remove the check box before "use simple file sharing (recommended.

(7) Check Microsoft network file and printer sharing ".

( 8) run the service policy "services. msc ". Start the "ClipBook server" (Folder server): This service allows other users on your network to see your folder. We recommend that you set this service to automatically start.

(9) Win98 computers cannot access Win2000/WINXP computers because the guest users in Win2000/WINXP computers are disabled or Win2000/WINXP adopts the NTFS partition format, permission control is set. In general, do not delete the everyone account group in the Security Control of Win2000/WINXP if you want to allow Win98 access.
Note:
A. If you do not enter the domain and want to view the "Security" tab, the "Security" tab is displayed: resource Manager \ tools \ Folder Options \ view \ remove the check box before "use simple file sharing (recommended.
B. Valid permissions for viewing files and folders: resource Manager \ Right-click the file or folder to view valid permissions \ "properties" \ click "security" tab \ "advanced" \ "valid permissions" \ "select" \ in "name "in the "box, enter the name of the user or group, click OK ". The selected check box indicates that the user or group has valid permissions on the file or folder.
C. You can only set permissions on the drive formatted as NTFS.

(10) solution to slow network neighbors: Win98. If there is no Novell Network in the network, you can delete the IPX/SPX compatible protocol to be compatible with the Novell NetWare network. Win2000/XP, you can delete all files in the system drive letter \ Documents ents and setting \ USERNAME \ nethood folder.

(11) when the user's password is blank, access is rejected. In the original "Security Options", there was an "Account: A local account with a blank password can only log on to the console" policy, which is enabled by default. According to the principle of deny priority in the Windows XP security policy, if the password is null, Windows XP computers are denied access over the network. You can disable this policy to solve the problem.