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Win7 shared folder cannot be HS code-based global benchmarkingaccessed (Windows 7 shared folder access failure) When using Windows 7 shared folder, there is often no folder The situation of legal visit.This not only affects the work efficiency, but also causes the troubles and dissatisfaction of users. This article will introduce the reasons, solutions and precautions for the inability to access Win7 shared folders. I. The reason why Win7 shared folders cannot be accessed 1. Unstable or interrupted network connection is a prerequisite for accessing shared folders. If the network connection is unstable or interrupted, the shared folder will be inaccessible. The reason for this situation may be network failure, network setting error or equipment failure, etc. Two. Computer name or IP address error. When using the Windows 7 shared folder, access the shared folder through the computer name or IP address. If the computer name or IP address is entered incorrectly, the shared folder will be inaccessible. 3. Improper permission settingThe access rights of the shared folder are set by the sharer. If the permissions are not set properly, the shared folder will be inaccessible. For example, only a specific user can access the shared folder, but the user is not added to the permission list of the shared folder. Four. The firewall prevents file sharing. The Win7 system has its own firewall. If the firewall is not set correctly, it will prevent access to the shared folder. For example, if the firewall sets the option to prohibit file/printer sharing, the shared folder will be inaccessible. II. The solution to the inaccessibility of Win7 shared folders 1. Check the network connection. First, check whether the network connection is stable. If the network connection is unstable, you need to fix the network failure, reconfigure the network settings or replace the device and other measures. Two. Check the computer nameCall or IP address to check whether the computer name or IP address is entered correctly. You can test whether you can communicate with the target computer by entering "ping IP address" (or "ping computer name") at the command prompt. 3. Change the permission of the shared folder. If the permission setting is improper and the shared folder is inaccessible, you can change the permission of the shared folder through the following steps: 1) Right-click the folder you want to share and select "Properties"; 2) Select the "Share" tab, click the "Advanced Sharing" button, and check "Share This folder"; 3) Select the "Permissions" button, add users who allow access, and set user access rights; 4. Turn off the firewall or modify the firewall settings. If the firewall prevents file sharing, it will lead to shared folders.If you can't access it, you can turn off the firewall or modify the firewall settings through the following steps: 1) Open the "Control Panel"; 2) Select the "Windows Firewall" option; 3) Select "Allow another application" in "Allow applications or functions to pass through the Windows firewall" ; 4) Add applications that want to allow access to shared folders, such as explorer.exe; 5) Modify the firewall settings to allow files and printers to be shared. III. Preventive measures for inaccessibility of Win7 shared folders 1. When adding a shared folder, pay attention to setting folder access and sharing permissions, and do not ignore the details. Two. Check the network connection regularly to avoid the impact of network failure. 3. Develop good computer usage habits and do not change the system settings at will to avoid unnecessary problems.In a word, there are many situations where Win7 shared folders cannot be accessed, but through the above solutions, it is believed that users can quickly solve and avoid similar problems. At the same time, strengthening the maintenance and management of computers and developing good usage habits are important measures to prevent the inaccessibility of shared folders.

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