Open Services
Right-click My Computer or computer-manage----services and applications, open the service or open the run with win+r---Enter services.msc carriage return, open the service settings
Select the startup type for the following services as automatic and ensure that the service status is started
Server
Workstation
Computer Browser
DHCP Client
Remote Procedure Call
Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
DNS Client
Function Discovery Resource Publication
UPnP Device Host
SSDP Discovery
TIP/IP Netbioshelper//This is not turned on in the XP system, Win7 sharing needs to be opened
Add to same workgroup
---properties on the desktop---the computer (right key)
Open network share and File share location
Change shared settings
Add File share to firewall exception
Allow shared access
XP system to share printers and files is set to shared
Open Network Neighborhood Properties-Local Area Connection Properties-Installation-Protocol-"NWLink Ipx/spx/netblos Compatible Transport PROTOCL" double click
There is also a "Network Monitor Driver" to be installed. (Automatic installation does not install the disk)
Add protocol
XP sharing is generally set
1. Start-run-services.msc-find the "server" service, property Startup Type-"Automatic"-OK, then "Start" on the left point, OK.
2. Group Policy settings:
Start Menu Run-secpol.msc-security settings-Local policy
User Rights Assignment-"Deny access to this computer from the Network" property, delete "All user groups" inside.
Security options:
Network access: Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts, properties to deactivate.
Network access: Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and shares, properties to deactivate.
Network access: A sharing and security model for local accounts, with properties changed to classic-local users authenticate as themselves.
3. User Admin---Start guest user
. Click on desktop My Computer right-admin-local Users and groups-users, put the guest user properties on the right "account has been deactivated with the front hook removed".
Restart XP computer