XP system settings to solve the problem of IE input FTP address can not log on to the server

Windows XP is a product based on Windows 2000 code and has a new user graphical interface called the Moon god Luna.
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Windows XP has a gorgeous user graphical interface called the Moon god Luna. Windows XP window logo also changed to a clearer and brighter four-color window logo. Windows XP landing interface with user graphics; new XP bright Desktop, users if nostalgic before the desktop can be replaced by traditional desktop. In addition, Windows XP introduces a "Select task" user interface that allows the toolbar to access specific details of the task. However, critics say the task-based design directive adds to the visual clutter because it does not add new features beyond the toolbars that are simpler than other operating systems. And the cost of the extra process is visible.

It includes the simplified user security features of Windows 2000 and consolidates firewalls to ensure that security issues that have plagued Microsoft for a long time.

Solve the problem of entering FTP address directly in IE7.0 and unable to log on server through System setup
Recently, the author installed a new Windows 19803.html ">XP system, the system with the version of IE 7.0. In the IE Address bar to enter the intranet FTP address, such as ftp://10.200.50.254, found unable to log on to the server, but the input http://10.200.50.254, but found that can open the Web page. Because the operating system is new, can be basically ruled out due to system failures, viruses and other causes can not log on to the FTP server. However, this phenomenon has never been seen in the lower version of IE, which is confusing.

I try to open "My Computer" in the Address bar to enter the FTP address, but found that can open the FTP server. This inference in the IE 7.0 Address bar to enter the FTP address directly, can not log on to the FTP server, but must be logged in other ways. The following two methods were found after the attempt:

Open "My Computer" and enter the FTP server address directly in the address bar.

Second, open My Network Places, click the Add a Network place link, pop the add My Network Places window, and click Next until you enter the Internet or Network Address dialog box. At this point, enter the FTP server address and click Next. In the dialog box that appears, select Anonymous Logon or enter a username to log in by user name. Click Next to enter the name of the network Place in the dialog box that pops up. Click Next until you finish.

In the future, if you want to log on to the FTP server, you can open the Network Neighborhood, and double-click the established Network Neighborhood icon.