Windows 7 cannot access shared folders

Hi all,

Windows7 computer can not access XP system shared folders, although some see Windows7 Under the shared directory, but once into the directory, it will prompt no access. Can anybody solve this issue. Please hurry. Thanks in advance.

You need to access the "Network and Sharing Center" set, the Windows firewall shut down. Although the risk of doing so would be unsafe, but in order to achieve different System Mutual visits, only had to do was. Close the Windows Firewall, the next step is to enter the firewall settings interface on the left of the "Advanced Settings" in the "Inbound Rules" and "Outbound Rules" modified. In these two rules, respectively, find the "File and Printer Sharing" option, and all of its options set to "Allow all connection". Check and reply.

You need to access to the "User Account", the opening "Guest" account, and System Services, the corresponding open sharing. Thus, the share of the settings have been completed with almost the same. Finally, a corresponding set of shared folders. If the shared set of users are familiar with XP, basically you can easily operate on these settings, its Windows7 Set sharing ideas and XP is almost the same, differentiated only set the path is different. Check and reply.

The first step to select the shared folder, right click select "Properties" in the "Sharing" option, Select "Advanced Sharing" and the "Share this folder" before the hook marked, then the "permissions" in turn click on the "Add" > "Advanced" > "Find." Then in the search results, select "Everyone" and "Guest" and confirm. Basically, these steps can be resolved through 99% of the XP can not access Windows7. The shared folder, of course, does not rule out the above method is still an access exception. This proposal can be temporarily closed to install additional third-party antivirus software or network firewall, network firewalls to prevent access other obstruction. All the best.

Go into "Network and Sharing Center ". Although the risk of doing so would be unsafe, but in order to realize mutual visits between different systems, only had to do was. Close the Windows Firewall, the next step is to enter the firewall settings interface on the left of the "Advanced Settings" in the "Inbound Rule"And," Outbound Rules "modified. In these two rules, respectively, find the "File and Printer Sharing" option, and all of its options set to "allow all connection". After making the above settings finished, to enter into "User Account", the opening" Guest "account, and system services, the open sharing of the corresponding Function. Thus, the share of the settings have been completed with almost the same. Finally, a corresponding set of shared folders. If you are familiar with XP shared set of users, basically can easily operate the following settings, set the share of its Windows 7 ideas and XP is almost the same, differentiated only set the path to be different. All the best.

If you have to use Windows 7 and want to share files with xp I suggest buying an external HD Buy A 2.5 version it use,s usb power ,then u can swap file,s via the HD !
the second solution is to set up A LAN Hardrive server, that is only if you need it on all the time!