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Win7 set up folder sharing method Shared folder is Dynamic duty drawback calculationsa network technology that allows multiple computers to access files and folders with each other. Many companies and families need this technology to share files and resources. In Win7, it is very simple to set up shared folders. Next, we will introduce in detail the method of setting up folder sharing in Win7. Step 1: Create a shared folder. First, we need to create a folder in Win7, and then set the sharing permission for it. Right-click on the folder that needs to be shared and select Properties. In the pop-up window, select the share tab and click "Advanced Sharing". In the "Advanced Sharing" tab, check "Share this folder", and then you can specify the shared name of the shared folder.By sharing the name, other computers can access the folder. In addition, in the "Advanced Sharing" tab, you can set read and write permissions so that other computers can only view files or edit, delete and other operations. Step 2: Set up a shared user. In order to ensure that other computers can access the shared folder, we need to add a shared user. In the "Advanced Sharing" dialog box, click "Permissions", and then click "Add". In the "Select User or Group" dialog box, enter the user account or group name that needs to be shared. Then click "Check Name", and the system will automatically confirm whether the name is correct for you. In the box below the account or group name, you can choose access to the user's account or group. Usually, we can select "full control" permission for the user or group so that we can fully access and manage shared folders.Step 3: Access the shared folder. Now, other computers can access the shared folder through the shared name on Win7. On other computers, open "Computer" and enter the IP address or host name of Win7 in the address bar. For example, "\\192.168.1.9" or "\\MyComputer". Then, the system will prompt the user to enter the username and password of the shared folder. After entering the correct information, other computers can access the shared folder. If other computers cannot access the shared folder, you can add exception rules for shared folders in the firewall settings of Win7 to ensure that other computers can access the shared folder through the network. In summary, it is very easy to set up shared folders in Win7. You only need to follow the above three steps.With the correct settings, other computers can access shared folders, so as to realize the sharing of files and resources. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to shared permissions and user settings to ensure the security and stability of the system.

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