After Windows 10 version 1803, the home group function was removed, and file sharing needs to be achieved by enabling network discovery, configuring system services and registry modification. First, confirm the system version and check whether the home group options are missing; then enable network discovery and file printer sharing in "Network and Sharing Center" and turn off password protection; then start key services such as FunctionDiscoveryResourcePublication in the service manager, and adjust the MachineKeys folder permissions if necessary; then set AllowInsecureGuestAuth to 1 through the registry editor to support unsafe guest authentication; finally use File Explorer to share files directly

When the reset computer is stuck, wait and observe the activity of the hard disk to confirm whether it is running; then disconnect the network to avoid update interference, or enter safe mode to eliminate software conflicts; check disk errors through chkdsk, clean the SoftwareDistribution cache to fix update problems; if it is still invalid, use Windows installation media to start the repair and perform the reset operation.

First check the physical connection and lock switch of the SD card to ensure that it is inserted correctly and is not locked; then enable or restart the card reader device in the Device Manager; then update or reinstall the driver; run sfc/scannow to repair the system files; finally assign a disk letter or online to the SD card through disk management.

First, use the disk cleaning tool to delete temporary files and old version updates, then manually clear the cache in the %temp% and C:\Windows\Temp directory. Then execute powercfg-hoff to close hibernation and release hiberfil.sys space through the administrator command prompt, and then migrate the virtual memory paging file to other disks. Finally, by compressing adjacent partitions and expanding the capacity of the C disk or using third-party tools to complete the capacity expansion operation.

Windows 10 system comes with automatic maintenance function, which can perform maintenance tasks on the system according to the set time, such as system updates or disk defragmentation. By default, Windows 10 automatic maintenance is enabled. However, in some cases, we may prefer to manage these maintenance operations on our own to better control the equipment. So, how can I turn off the automatic maintenance service of Windows 10? Next, let’s take a look at the specific steps together, I hope it will be helpful to everyone. The specific method for disabling the automatic maintenance function in Win10 is as follows: Step 1, press the Win and R keys at the same time to open the running window. After entering regedit, click OK or press Enter; step 2: If the user account control is added

Everyone knows that there are many types of blue screen phenomena in Windows 10. When blue screen occurs, many people often don’t know how to deal with it. Since most of the code displayed on the blue screen is obscure and difficult to understand, many users are confused and difficult to solve the problem on their own. Today, let’s talk about how to effectively deal with Kernel_Security_check_Failure blue screen code. This blue screen code usually indicates that there are problems with the driver, and the most common errors are network cards and graphics drivers. The reasons for the KERNEL-SECURITY-CHECK-FAILURE blue screen may be as follows: There are compatibility issues with network card drivers. The graphics card driver version does not match or is damaged. In response to this situation,

With the continuous growth of the number of Windows 10 users, more and more users have encountered various problems during use. Among them, the situation where the control panel is displayed as blank has troubled many users. Here are some solutions that I hope will help you! Solution to the problem of blank Windows 10 control panel: 1. First, press the Win R key combination to open the run window, enter "regedit" in the pop-up dialog box, and then click OK to open the registry editor. 2. In the Registry Editor, expand the following paths in turn: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ex

Microsoft once again embarrassed users because it pushed the wrong Win10 update again. Last month, Microsoft launched an update that was originally designed to improve the quality of Windows Autopilot configuration devices. However, this update deviates from its original intention, not only covering devices through Autopilot, a device setting tool in a business environment, but also unexpectedly pushed to all Windows 10 users, including Windows 10 home version users. --Win10 Professional vs. Windows 10 Home -- Windows 10X leak shows it not only works on dual-screen devices -- check out the best Windows tablet history we picked seems to be repeating, Microsoft commits the same again