Win7 access to shared file, logon failure: Disable Current user workaround

Login failed while accessing the shared file above win7: Disable the current user's error

Cause Analysis:

1. Win7 operating system, admin and Guest account disabled by default

2, unable to access the shared machine, access to the shared file using the default administrator, no password set

Workaround:
Method 1: The simplest solution is to create a new account on the machine, To access the shared server via the new account instead of the admin account with the same name, "Log         record failed: Current account Disabled" will be prompted for the password directly
Method 2 : Modify the server-side access mode so that everyone can access the client to guest login
Method 3 : Using cmd for Windows, enter the net use \\ip\ shared folder/user: Enter the password after entering the user name    Note that net use is not net user

You can access the shared folder again by \\ip .... Once you restart your computer, you will be able to access the shared folder again to enter your account password.









in the lower left corner of the screen, open "Start"----enter "Enter Gpedit.msc" in the search program and file that text box and then enter.
Open Network Places → local connections → properties, "see if File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks is installed", if not installed

and install it;

In the lower left corner of the screen, open "Start"----enter "Enter Gpedit.msc" in the search program and file that text box and then enter.

Expand----Computer Configuration---windos settings----security settings----Local Policies---user rights assignment;

Remove the "Deny access to this computer from the network" Guest user or group in the User Rights Assignment option. and apply.

My computer → tools → folder options → view → remove the tick before "Use Simple file Sharing (recommended)";

Control Panel → Administrative tools → local security policy → local policies → security options, put "Network access: Sharing and security of local accounts"

Mode is set to guest only-local users authenticate as guest (optional, this setting removes the dialog that requires a password when accessed

box, and can also be set to "classic-local users authenticate themselves");

Turn on guest-only network sharing mode

Remove the guest from the "Deny access to this computer from the network".

Click "Security Options" under "User Rights Assignment" and find the "network mode: Local user's sharing and security model" on the right.

Enable Guest Users

Turn on the network mode: local user's sharing and security model bit only guest, and then tap apply---OK.

Users with blank passwords only allow console login to be disabled

Open Guest user guest in Control Panel------user account-------Manage other accounts

Also in security options, locate: Account: Local user with blank password only allows console login enabled; Double-click it,

Change to Disabled.

Make sure the computer is in the same workgroup

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Win7 access to shared file, logon failure: Disable Current user workaround