1. The document provides steps to share a folder between two computers connected via Ethernet cable. 2. The steps include changing adapter settings, enabling file and printer sharing, determining the IP addresses of both computers, sharing a specific folder, setting sharing permissions to read and write, and verifying the folder is shared. 3. Quiz questions at the end test understanding of the key steps like connecting the computers, sharing permissions, and IP addressing.

2. 1. Connect both ends of Ethernet
cable to the two computers.

3. 2. Change the Adapter Settings. Go
the Control Panel > Network and
Sharing Center and then Click Change
Adapter Settings.

7. 3. Right click the Local Area
Connection then click
properties.

9. 4. Choose the Internet
Protocol Version4 then click
properties.

11. 5. Choose both the Obtain
an IP address and DNS
server address automatically
then Click Ok.

13. 6. Open the Command
Prompt.

16. 7. Determine the IP Address
of the computer you will
share of.

18. 8. To determine if the
computer already connected
to the other computer, type
ping and IP Address of it.

21. 9. Right click the folder then
choose Share with the
Specific people and click Ok.

23. 10. From the drop down
menu, choose Everyone then
add. Don’t forget to change
the category from Read to
Read/Write. Last. Click share
then done.

27. 11. Right click again the
desired folder then chooses
Properties.

29. 12. Click Sharing then
choose Advanced sharing.

31. 13. Check the Share This
Folder, then Apply and click
Ok.

33. 14. Click Permissions then
Click Full Control, then
Apply, Click Caching then
Ok.

36. 15. Check if the folder has
been already shared. Go to
Start menu> Computer> and
then network.

38. QUIZ!

39. True or False
1. Connect both ends of Ethernet cable to
the two computers.
2. Click General then choose Advanced
sharing.
3. Right click the folder then choose Share
with the Specific people and click Ok.
4. Determine the IP Address of the
computer you will share of.
5. Double click the folder then choose
Share with the Specific people and click
Ok.

40. 6. From the drop down menu, choose
Everyone then add. Don’t forget to change
the category from Read to Read/Write. Last.
Click share then done.
7. Choose the Internet Protocol Version6
then click properties.
8. Right click the Local Area Connection
then click properties.
9. Check if the folder has been already
shared. Go to Start menu> Computer> and
then Local disk.
10. Open the command Prompt.

41. Assignment:
1. How to share a file in Windows
XP to Windows 7? Windows
Server to Windows XP?
Windows XP to Windows XP?