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局域网访问(国外英语资料) It doesnt seem to be able to map here. It depends on what version of XP is, and if the home version does not have group policy capabilities. 2 methods: 1, the most simple: input \ other IP in the address bar, such as: \\ 2, the use of group strategy: start, run: gpedit.msc, enter the group strategy, computer configuration, Windows settings, security settings, local policy, security options, double-click network access: sharing strategy and security model for local accounts, the default settings - the only guest users authenticate as guest, change classic: the local user in its own authentication. I blocked the dividing line blocked The following content, if you have patience, you can read, you can definitely solve the problem of dual computer interconnection: Windows XP Pro (Windows XP (version: Home version is not only suitable for group policy, Windows XP Pro) in the installation of Windows XP on a computer, even if the network connection and sharing is set to the correct IP address (such as belonging to the same subnet, TCP/IP enabled the NetBIOS firewall software has no need to disable file sharing 135, 137, 138, 139), the use of other port system (including Windows 9X/Me/2000/XP) users still cannot access the computer. How should we solve this problem? By default, the local security settings of Windows XP require all users of network access to be guests. At the same time, in the user rights assignment of Windows XP security policy, Guest users are prohibited from accessing the system through the network. Thus, two conflicting security policies lead to other users in the network unable to access the computer using the Windows XP through the network. You can solve it by the following method. Method 1. Removing restrictions on Guest accounts Click start to run, in the run dialog box, enter GPEDIT.MSC to open the Group Policy Editor, select the computer configuration, Windows, set the security settings, local strategy, user rights assignment, double-c