网络打印机无法连接（The network printer cannot connect）.docVIP

网络打印机无法连接（The network printer cannot connect） 1. check if the Guest user is enabled By default, Guest users in Win2000 and WinXP are disabled. To enable Guest, the user can remove the previous hook in the control panel / Administration Tool / computer administration / local user and group / user account (Figure 4). This user is best not to set a password, and select the user can not change the password and password never expires, so that users can easily access and reduce the possibility of trouble. But the premise is to set up the Guest user and groups, otherwise no end of trouble for the future. 2. check if Guest users are denied access to the local machine from the network In WinXP, by default, the Guest user is denied access to the machine from the network. You can assign / deny access to this computer from the network to the control panel / Administration Tool / local security policy / local policy / user permissions and delete it if you include Guest (Figure 5). If you are building a domain Win2000, Server, or WinXP.net server, you must also delete the Guest user in the corresponding project of domain security policy, and you need to be careful that you have to wait a few minutes before you delete. 3. set the password for the Guest user If the Guest user has a password, the other Windows workstations will be prompted to enter the password when accessing the WinXP computer. At this point, the password for the Guest user can also be entered into the WinXP computer. When you enter the password, you can select the following please save the password to the password list item, and no password will be prompted until the next time you enter (unless the user password has changed, Figure 6). Of course, if you have been set up as a login domain on the Windows workstation and logged into the domain with a domain user, you will not be affected by the password of the Guest user. Two: especially the XP exchange. If you dont ask, its basically a strategy In the installation o