How to enable LAN sharing (you must enter your username and password to access this machine)
The method of use is very simple: copy the registry items and batch items and put them in the same directory, just run the batch process, then restart the computer and get it together!
Registry items:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Lsa]
"restrictanonymous" = dword
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Lsa]
"restrictanonymous" = dword
; The position of the above two lines in the system is: local security policy-security options-network access: SAM account and sharing are not allowed
; Anonymous enumeration. The system default value is: Disabled.
; Comment: The operating system default: use the ipc $ channel to establish an empty connection, and anonymously enumerate how many accounts the machine has. Obviously
; There are certain security risks. This system has been set to not allow empty connections. In order to improve the security of single-machine dial-up Internet access.
; The negative effect is that the LAN can no longer visit each other. It needs to be changed to solve it.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Lsa]
"limitblankpassworduse" = dword
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Lsa]
"limitblankpassworduse" = dword
; The position of the above two lines in the system is: local security policy--security options--account: local account with blank password
; Only console login is allowed. The system default value is: Enabled.
; Commentary: Many people's accounts are password-free. In this way, when another computer in the LAN accesses this machine, an error message will pop up:
; Login failed: user account restrictions ... This is caused by a security strategy of XP system to prevent others from taking advantage of your empty password
; Enter your computer. If you do n’t care, you do n’t have to make these restrictions, then set it to: Disabled.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ UserAssist \ {75048700-EF1F-11D0-9888-006097DEACF9} \ Count]
"HRZR_EHAPCY" = hex: 0C, 00,00,00,26,00,00,00, F0, FB, E5,52,64,95, C6,01
"HRZR_EHAPCY:" P: \ JVAQBJF \ flfgrz32 \ sverjnyy.pcy ", Jvaqbjf firewall" = hex: 0C, 00,00,00,08,00,00,00, F0, FB, E5,52,64,95, C6,01
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Parameters \ FirewallPolicy \ StandardProfile \ GloballyOpenPorts \ List]
"445: TCP" = "445: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22005"
"137: UDP" = "137: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22001"
"138: UDP" = "138: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22002"
"139: TCP" = "139: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22004"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Epoch]
"Epoch" = dword: 000001ED
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Print \ Providers]
"LogonTIme" = hex: E8,31,8E, 4F, 64,95, C6,01
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Parameters \ FirewallPolicy \ StandardProfile \ GloballyOpenPorts \ List]
"445: TCP" = "445: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22005"
"137: UDP" = "137: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22001"
"138: UDP" = "138: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22002"
"139: TCP" = "139: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22004"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Epoch]
"Epoch" = dword: 000001ED
; The above values ​​correspond to the location in the system: control panel-firewall-exception-file and printer sharing. System default: Not selected.
; Commentary: All the policies are set, the local area network is still inaccessible, prompt: you do not have permission to use network resources, find
; No network path! Ha ha, it's really furious! In fact, XP has another level, which is the firewall, which must pass through
; Allowed by firewall.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Lsa]
"forceguest" = dword
; The above values ​​correspond to the location in the system: Control Panel-Administrative Tools-Local Security Policy-Local Policy-Security Options,
; Network access: Sharing and security mode of local accounts: Classic-local users authenticate themselves. At this time, when the LAN
; When other machines access this machine, a dialog box will pop up, you need to fill in the correct user name and password of this machine to allow access. this way
; It is safe. Recommended for use.
Batch project:
@ ECHO OFF
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO. Explanation
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ --------------------
@ ECHO After this batch is executed, the following settings will be made:
@ ECHO 1. Allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and shares (original system allows, this system is disabled by default).
@ ECHO 2. If the password of the local account is blank, allow other computers to access the local computer.
@ ECHO 3. Windows Firewall: Allow file and printer sharing.
@ ECHO 4. Sharing method: local users authenticate themselves.
@ ECHO 5. Guest account: not enabled.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ --------------------
@ ECHO.
@ECHO uses this sharing method, you must enter the correct user name and password to access this machine.
@ ECHO.
@ECHO No matter which sharing method is used, sharing is only for internal use. When using a router to access the Internet,
@ ECHO The external network cannot access your machine, and you will be hacked without worrying about sharing. You just need to remember
@ ECHO When you go online, just do n’t turn on sharing.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ --------------------
@ ECHO.
PAUSE
regedit / s Enable LAN sharing (username and password are required to access this machine) .reg
net user Guest / acTIve: no
cls
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ -------------------
@ ECHO The operation is complete.
@ ECHO No need to restart, other machines can now access this machine.
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO The default sharing of hard disk partitions is still not turned on. If you need to open,
@ECHO Please go to this directory to find the registry file, double-click to import.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ -------------------
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO Common questions:
@ECHO After the above processing, visit the machine, if it is still directly, go in, there is no prompt to enter the account
@ ECHO å· and the password dialog box, that is because the account name of other computers is the same as the local account name (such as double
@ECHO æ–¹ are administrators), and the machine has no password. You should rename the local account or add a password.
@ ECHO In this way, unauthorized users cannot access your shared resources at will.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ -------------------
PAUSE
The method of use is very simple: copy the registry items and batch items and put them in the same directory, just run the batch process, then restart the computer and get it together!
Registry items:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Lsa]
"restrictanonymous" = dword
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Lsa]
"restrictanonymous" = dword
; The position of the above two lines in the system is: local security policy-security options-network access: SAM account and sharing are not allowed
; Anonymous enumeration. The system default value is: Disabled.
; Comment: The operating system default: use the ipc $ channel to establish an empty connection, and anonymously enumerate how many accounts the machine has. Obviously
; There are certain security risks. This system has been set to not allow empty connections. In order to improve the security of single-machine dial-up Internet access.
; The negative effect is that the LAN can no longer visit each other. It needs to be changed to solve it.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Lsa]
"limitblankpassworduse" = dword
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Lsa]
"limitblankpassworduse" = dword
; The position of the above two lines in the system is: local security policy--security options--account: local account with blank password
; Only console login is allowed. The system default value is: Enabled.
; Commentary: Many people's accounts are password-free. In this way, when another computer in the LAN accesses this machine, an error message will pop up:
; Login failed: user account restrictions ... This is caused by a security strategy of XP system to prevent others from taking advantage of your empty password
; Enter your computer. If you do n’t care, you do n’t have to make these restrictions, then set it to: Disabled.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ UserAssist \ {75048700-EF1F-11D0-9888-006097DEACF9} \ Count]
"HRZR_EHAPCY" = hex: 0C, 00,00,00,26,00,00,00, F0, FB, E5,52,64,95, C6,01
"HRZR_EHAPCY:" P: \ JVAQBJF \ flfgrz32 \ sverjnyy.pcy ", Jvaqbjf firewall" = hex: 0C, 00,00,00,08,00,00,00, F0, FB, E5,52,64,95, C6,01
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Parameters \ FirewallPolicy \ StandardProfile \ GloballyOpenPorts \ List]
"445: TCP" = "445: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22005"
"137: UDP" = "137: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22001"
"138: UDP" = "138: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22002"
"139: TCP" = "139: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22004"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Epoch]
"Epoch" = dword: 000001ED
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Control \ Print \ Providers]
"LogonTIme" = hex: E8,31,8E, 4F, 64,95, C6,01
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Parameters \ FirewallPolicy \ StandardProfile \ GloballyOpenPorts \ List]
"445: TCP" = "445: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22005"
"137: UDP" = "137: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22001"
"138: UDP" = "138: UDP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22002"
"139: TCP" = "139: TCP: LocalSubNet: Enabled: @ xpsp2res.dll, -22004"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ ControlSet001 \ Services \ SharedAccess \ Epoch]
"Epoch" = dword: 000001ED
; The above values ​​correspond to the location in the system: control panel-firewall-exception-file and printer sharing. System default: Not selected.
; Commentary: All the policies are set, the local area network is still inaccessible, prompt: you do not have permission to use network resources, find
; No network path! Ha ha, it's really furious! In fact, XP has another level, which is the firewall, which must pass through
; Allowed by firewall.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Lsa]
"forceguest" = dword
; The above values ​​correspond to the location in the system: Control Panel-Administrative Tools-Local Security Policy-Local Policy-Security Options,
; Network access: Sharing and security mode of local accounts: Classic-local users authenticate themselves. At this time, when the LAN
; When other machines access this machine, a dialog box will pop up, you need to fill in the correct user name and password of this machine to allow access. this way
; It is safe. Recommended for use.
Batch project:
@ ECHO OFF
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO. Explanation
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ --------------------
@ ECHO After this batch is executed, the following settings will be made:
@ ECHO 1. Allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and shares (original system allows, this system is disabled by default).
@ ECHO 2. If the password of the local account is blank, allow other computers to access the local computer.
@ ECHO 3. Windows Firewall: Allow file and printer sharing.
@ ECHO 4. Sharing method: local users authenticate themselves.
@ ECHO 5. Guest account: not enabled.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ --------------------
@ ECHO.
@ECHO uses this sharing method, you must enter the correct user name and password to access this machine.
@ ECHO.
@ECHO No matter which sharing method is used, sharing is only for internal use. When using a router to access the Internet,
@ ECHO The external network cannot access your machine, and you will be hacked without worrying about sharing. You just need to remember
@ ECHO When you go online, just do n’t turn on sharing.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ --------------------
@ ECHO.
PAUSE
regedit / s Enable LAN sharing (username and password are required to access this machine) .reg
net user Guest / acTIve: no
cls
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ -------------------
@ ECHO The operation is complete.
@ ECHO No need to restart, other machines can now access this machine.
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO The default sharing of hard disk partitions is still not turned on. If you need to open,
@ECHO Please go to this directory to find the registry file, double-click to import.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ -------------------
@ ECHO.
@ ECHO Common questions:
@ECHO After the above processing, visit the machine, if it is still directly, go in, there is no prompt to enter the account
@ ECHO å· and the password dialog box, that is because the account name of other computers is the same as the local account name (such as double
@ECHO æ–¹ are administrators), and the machine has no password. You should rename the local account or add a password.
@ ECHO In this way, unauthorized users cannot access your shared resources at will.
@ ECHO ------------------------------------------------ -------------------
PAUSE
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