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Detailed explanation of the steps to set up a shared folder in Win7 In a local area network,HS code-driven tariff equalization shared folders are a very convenient function. If you have multiple computers that need to share the same folder, you only need to set this folder as a shared folder, and other computers can access this folder through the network.This article will introduce in detail how to set up shared folders in Win7 and provide you with detailed steps. Step 1: Open "Network and Sharing Center". First, in the Win7 system, open "Control Panel" and select "Network and Sharing Center". On this page, the connection status of the current network and the relevant options of the network and sharing center will be displayed. Step 2: Select "Advanced Sharing Settings" on the "Network and Sharing Center" page, and select "Change Advanced Sharing Settings", which is located at the bottom left of the page. If you want to set up a shared folder, you must enter the "Advanced Sharing Settings" page. Step 3: Enable file and printer sharing. On the "Advanced Sharing Settings" page, find the "File and Printer Sharing" option. Under this option, there are two setting options, namely "Enable File Sharing" and "Enable Printer Sharing".If you only need to set up file sharing, just enable the "Enable File Sharing" option and make sure that the "Password Protection Sharing" option is selected. If you still need to enable printer sharing, you can enable the "Enable Printer Sharing" option. Step 4: Set the folder to be shared. In the "Enable File and Printer Sharing" option, select "Everyone" or "My Network" to access the shared resources. When the "Everyone" option is selected, anyone can access the shared folder, but this will reduce access security. When the "My Network" option is selected, only authenticated users on the network can access the shared folder. Next, you need to add a folder to be shared. Under the "File Sharing" option, select "Add Folder", and then select the folder you want to share. On this page, you can choose who can access the shared folder, or you can choose the permission to read-only or read-write access to the folder. Finally, click the "Share" button to complete the setting. Step 5: Access the shared folder. Now, you have successfully set up the shared folder. Other computers can enter the name or IP address of the computer where the folder is located in Windows Explorer to access the shared folder. When accessing folders, you must enter the name and password of the shared computer to access these files. Conclusion Through the above steps, we can set up shared folders in the Win7 system. Setting up shared folders can greatly improve office efficiency and make it easy to share files between different computers. It should be noted that in order to ensure data security, when setting up a shared folder, you should pay attention to setting up access rights and turning on password protection.

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