In a modern collaborative environment, using LAN shared folders is crucial for team efficiency and resource sharing. However, in order to protect sensitive data, it is necessary to set an access password for the shared folder. This article provides a detailed tutorial on how to set a password for a shared folder. PHP editor Xiaoxin will take you step by step to understand the entire process to ensure that your shared folders are safe and reliable.
1. First select the folder to be shared, right-click and select "Properties" in the option list.
#2. In the window interface that opens, switch to the "Share" option in the top.
#3. Then click "Network and Sharing Center" below.
4. Then expand the "All Networks" option.
#5. Check "Password protected sharing" and click "Save changes".
#6. Then right-click "This PC" on the desktop and select "Manage" in the option list.
#7. After entering the new window interface, click "System Tools - Local Users and Groups - Users" in the left column, and then right-click "Guest" account on the side, select "Set Password" in the options list.
#8. Then in the pop-up window, set a suitable password and save it.
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