Showing posts with label windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label windows 7. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 December 2013

How To Fix Logon Failure Account Currently Disabled (Windows XP)


This tutorial will teach you how to troubleshoot the sharing problem between Windows XP to Windows 7 or Windows 8. Example : Windows XP cannot access Windows 7, cannot access printers, shared folder, logon failure or disabled.

a) Logon failure : account currently disabled.
 (\\cranberry is a Windows 7 computer name)

1. Download : Link Layer Topology Discovery (LLTD) for Windows XP (FIX)
Link : [MEGA]     [Dropbox]     [Google Drive]
Install it. v5 for Windows XP SP2 and older and v6 for Windows XP SP3.

2. Go to Control Panel.
3. Click on User Accounts.
4. Select user account. (note : for another user, you must do the same thing like this again)
5. Click on Manage my network passwords.
6. Click Add.
7. Add some info. (cranberry) is my computer name (W7 Home Premium) with shared folder.


Server : Add your computer name (Windows 7) which was sharing folder : \\servername 

User name : Username in the computer (Windows 7) you've created : servername\username

Password : Password in the local user/group (Windows 7) you've created.










About the username & password (add/delete user)
this in Windows 7 Home Premium, use netplwiz.exe
if you use Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows Server, please use gpedit.msc

8. You're done. Try typing \\servername or \\ipaddress in Run box.
Computer name is servername. Use \\servername to get access to shared folder. Make sure the security setting of shared folder is correct (permission) Check here : [Click Here].

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b) Logon failure : Guest account is currently disabled.

1. Run "gpedit.msc"

2. Go to Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment. Then, find the "Deny access to this computer from the network" and remove Guest
After that, restart your computer.

Workaround :- if you use Virtualization (VMware, VirtualBox) mostly if you quick install you'll get the problem b) if you use "administrator" as a username. I suggest you download & install the FIX first. I hope my article helps you.

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Friday, 13 December 2013

How to Reset Windows Password (Passcape RWP)


Step by step (with pictures) & video how to remove your windows password or break windows password easily. Works with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (Local Account)

First, you'll need 1 CD/DVD or you can use Flash Drive : [Click Here]
1. Download ISO and burning program (if you don't have any)
ImgBurn 2.5.7.0 : [MEGA]
Reset Windows Password ISO : [MEGA]

2. Install ImgBurn, after that run it. Click "Write image file to disc".

3. Insert CD/DVD. Now, locate the ISO location then start the burning process.
Wait the burning process completed.

(Watch video below)
4. To try the disc, restart a computer with a password protected. Make sure change first boot to CD/DVD from BIOS or Boot Menu and pick on CD/DVD-ROM.

5. When message "Press Any Key to boot" appears, press any key quickly.

6. When reaching to the GUI, click Next, Next, Choose which account you wanted to Unlock.

7. Next, and press RESET/CHANGE.

8. Click NO for creating roll-back, click Exit, Restart... you're done.

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Wednesday, 11 December 2013

How To Create Local Web Server in Windows 7


Introducing the first in a series of simple to use yet powerful servers! This webserver is so easy to use, about the only thing you need to know how to do is drag and drop files, then just click on the 'Start' button, and your webserver is up and running.

1. Download software :- (size .zip 317KB)
Link 1 : [MEGA]
Link 2 : [Dropbox]
Link 3 : [Google Drive]

2. Install the web server, and click No (for registration).

3. Go to Start menu > All program > AnalogX > SimpleServer > WWW > SimpleServer.WWW.exe

-Run the program as administrator.


















4. The above is your IP address (web server). After that, click "click here to set your web directory", select your .html and click Start.
> Creating HTML for beginner : [Click Here]
> Download HTML templates : [Click Here]

5. If this appear, click (tick both option first) Allow access.

6. Now, minimize the program, check your IP Address, and insert it in URL browsers. For example : 192.168.1.1. You're done, this is viewable by all user in the local network.
This is plain .html, if you had directory it will be good like top cover.

Tutorial to create FTP : [Click Here]
Download HTML templates : [Click Here]
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Sunday, 8 December 2013

How To Create Local FTP Server in Windows 7 (FileZilla)


Create a local FTP server in your Windows 7 easily, so you can share files in your local network.
Technically you can use basic transfer setting but you won't have ftp:// : [Network Sharing]

1. Download FileZilla Server. [Tutorial How to Install FileZilla Server : [Click Here]
Link 1 : [MEGA]
Link 2 : [Dropbox]
Link 3 : [Google Drive]

2. Install & run the program. Go to settings, set 0 for timeout settings (see picture) and click OK.

3. Now, create new group, give a name for the group and click OK.

4. Select Shared folders and Add folder (browse folder to share).
For example :
I've used Home Directory folder. A folder that I've created.

5. If you had multiple shared folder, choose one and click set as home dir. Click OK.

6. Now add new user, enter the name for login and select the group. Click OK.

7. To set password, tick password and enter password. Click OK.

8. Now check your IP Address or you can use your computer name.
For example : My ip address is " 192.168.1.1 " and my computer name is " cranberry ". So you use ftp://192.168.1.1 or ftp://cranberry in your browser URL and enter the username you've created earlier.
You're done. 
Troubleshooting : Cannot access?
Possible solution : Turn off firewall or allow port 21 in firewall.

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