计算机共享修复方法,如何修复错误代码0X80004005无法访问共享计算机的方法

FIX THE WINDOWS CANNOT ACCESS COMPUTER ERROR

There are a couple of configuration changes that will usually solve

the error. First, disabling IPv6 often fixes shared access. Second,

checking NetBIOS and some Windows services will usually do the

trick if IPv6 doesn’t work.

First’ let’s disable IPv6. You don’t need it yet anyway unless

you’re running an IPv6 network.

Right click the Windows Start button and select Network

Connections.

Right click your network adapter and select Properties.

Find Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) in the center pane and

uncheck the box.

Most network configurations still use IPv4 and will for the

foreseeable future so you won’t need IPv6 for a while. That is

unless you’re in an enterprise network that is already utilizing

IPv6.

While you’re in Ethernet Properties, let’s check NetBIOS is

working.

In the same window as above, highlight IPv4 and click the

Properties button underneath.

Click Advanced and then select the WINS tab.

Ensure the NetBIOS setting is at Default.

NetBIOS allows networked computers to share resources. If this

isn’t working or isn’t enabled, it could be causing the error. If

that didn’t stop the error, let us look at the advanced sharing

settings.

Navigate to Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network and

Sharing Center and Advanced sharing settings.

Click the Private network and make sure network discovery is turned

on and that the automatic setup check box is enabled. Make sure

Turn on file and printer sharing is also enabled.

Click All Networks and make sure the Turn off password-protected

network sharing is enabled.

If you made changes to any of these settings. Retest your share to

see if it fixed the ‘Windows cannot access computer 0x80004005’

error. If that didn’t fix it, we should next check permissions.

Right click on the folder or drive you want to share.

Select Share with and then Advanced sharing.

Select the Share tab and then Advanced sharing.

The box next to Share this folder should be checked. Check it if it

isn’t. Then click Permissions.

Highlight the Everyone group which should be in the top pane and

allow Full Control. If there isn’t an Everyone group, click Add and

type ‘Everyone’ in the bottom pane and then select it.

In just about every case of the ‘Windows cannot access computer

0x80004005’ error I have come across, one of these steps has fixed

it. If you have any other tips for overcoming the error, let us

know below!