File Share Password Cleanup method

If you save the password, clear the method:

1 run "Control Userpasswords2"

2 Switch to the Advanced tab in the Open dialog box, and then click the Manage Password button to open the stored username and password component.

3 Delete the password you want to delete. To delete a share:

Run cmd and enter the net USE command in the window to list all current shared connections:

To remove a remote shared connection, use the following command:

NET use 10.10.2.122ipc$/delete

where "10.10.2.122ipc$" is the shared connection you need to delete.

After you use the delete parameter, this share will not appear in the list, even if you reconnect to the connection. Therefore, you need to re-enter:

NET Use/yes

Home network file Sharing settings detailed (PHOTOS)

Simple File Sharing operation

The feature "Simple File sharing" is built into the Windows XP operating system, which is turned on by default and is designed specifically for novice computer users. With the Simple File sharing feature, home network users can easily share folders.

Both folders and disk partitions can be shared. After you open My Computer, select the disk partition or folder and right-click, there will be a "sharing and security" function menu, click on this feature, will appear as a picture of the menu. After the "Share this folder on the network" option is checked, the system lets users fill in the shared name and set permissions. By default, the shared name is the volume label for the folder or disk partition, and do not change the shared name if you do not have special needs.

Simple File Sharing interface

If users just want to share files and do not want others to modify the shared folder and the files in it, do not enable the Allow network users to change my files option. Because this option is enabled, network users can write files to a shared folder, or you can delete all content in a shared folder.

When a folder is shared, a folder icon appears with a hand on it. You can access a shared folder by entering an IP address or a computer name on another computer's run.

Simple file sharing, you can only share files, do not have too many features, and can not set permissions to share files. However, simple file sharing operations are ideal for computer beginners.

Advanced File Sharing Detail settings

For advanced users, the settings in a simple file sharing operation do not meet their needs, and in order to use more shared functionality, you can use more detailed file sharing. To use the more detailed file sharing feature, you must turn off simple file sharing.

Open My Computer, open the Folder Options menu in the Tools menu, and in the View option, turn off the use Simple File sharing feature. Once again, click on the disk partition or folder in My Computer, and after file sharing is enabled, we can find that there are a number of options for file sharing features, with additional permissions and user limits.

Turn off Simple file sharing

Permissions: After you set up file sharing, permissions are the ability to restrict network users from operating rights to the folder. Permissions have three kinds of read, change, and full control. Obviously, "Full Control" is the right to write to, delete all operations on a shared folder; Change "is that you can rename and modify files in a shared folder;" Read "You can only use the permissions of the file, and you cannot perform other operations on the file.

Even super users can set their permissions. For example, we share the "Learning materials" folder, set as a guest user can read, set it168wireless users can change and read, while the Superuser administrator is set to Full control. First delete the Everyone user group, and then one by one set the specific permissions for each user.

Folder Share permission settings

Number of user access restrictions: This option restricts the number of people accessing the shared folder at the same time, and if set to 10, the 11th person cannot access the shared folder.

It's not hard to see that there are some more useful features in the Advanced file sharing feature. Users can set up according to their own actual situation. Overall, file-sharing settings are a very simple operation, but there are often some difficult problems in use.

File sharing difficult illness analysis

Why is it that after you set up a shared folder, you cannot access the shared folder through other computers? In fact, file sharing also involves some other settings, as long as the relevant settings are open. Below, the author will share some common problems of the file share to everyone.

1, the shared file does not exist:

You cannot access the shared file resource, and the "share file does not exist" prompt, whether it is a network Neighborhood or if you enter the IP address and user name of the shared folder in the Run menu. Ping the other's machine at the DOS prompt, and everything is fine. Check the configuration of your network Places and find that Microsoft Network client and Microsoft Network file and Printer sharing are not installed, after installation, to troubleshoot.

In addition, the computer is not on the same network segment, there will be such a failure, but the computer is not the same network segment of the probability is very small, because not the same network segment is not able to share the Internet.

2. Folder cannot be shared:

If you want to share a folder with the name "Works", when you enable sharing using the Simple File sharing feature, click OK to follow the instructions for not starting the service. In fact, this is because the shared services in the Windows XP operating system are disabled. After you enter "Services.msc" in the run, locate the "Server" option in the service and start. For ease of use, establish a user to set the state of the Server service to Automatic.

3, access to the shared file requires a password:

A dialog box that pops up a username and password when you access a shared folder. In fact, this is not a failure, but two computers have different user name reasons. For example, we access a shared folder on a computer through B computers, B computers log on using IT168 users, and a computer is logged in with a it168wireless username, in which case access to a computer's shared resource is done through B-Computers, You must enter an authorized user name and password in Computer A.

If two computers have the same user name, different password, access to the shared folder, you will be prompted to enter a password, the password entered here is the shared folder on the computer password.

4, enter the correct user name and password can not access the shared file:

Access the shared folder, prompting for no access. File and Printer Sharing services are also installed on the Microsoft Network, and guest users are also open, why?

The Windows XP operating system has Group Policy, which includes network access policies, and if anonymous users are prevented from accessing the share in security policy, the Guest account is turned on and the shared resource is not accessible. Open Control Panel, Administrative Tools, local security policy, expand Local Policy-security options, double-click Network access: Anonymous access sharing, add the share that you want to sit on, and then make sure you have access to the shared resources.

To modify network access control in Group Policy

5, can see the shared folder can not be accessed:

You can see the shared folder through your network Neighborhood, but you cannot access it by double-clicking the folder. You can see the shared folder, prove that the folder exists, cannot be accessed, and may be insufficient permissions. Because you set user permissions when you set up a shared folder, you must target the computer that you access. For this reason, it is recommended that users log on with a uniform username, which is not only convenient for setting permissions, but also prone to situations where permissions and user confusion occur.

6, unable to access the sharing, can ping the other machine:

The shared resource cannot be accessed after the

Shared folder setting is complete. Use the ping command to detect whether the communication between the two machines is intact and find that you can ping the other's machine. When you access the shared folder of the other machine, you find an exclamation point icon on the taskbar, and double-check that it was a warning message that was ejected from the firewall. From the log of the firewall, you can see that the machine that originally set up the shared folder, disabled the file sharing ports 135 and 445, enabled the port to access the shared folder.