Windows 7 Homegroup permission to access problem

Troubleshooting Steps:​

1. Check Sharing Settings on Samsung Notebook:
   • Make sure that the folders you want to share on the Samsung notebook are set to be shared with the Homegroup. You can verify and adjust these settings in the folder properties.
   []Homegroup Troubleshooter:
   • Run the Homegroup Troubleshooter on both the Samsung notebook and the DesktopPC to see if it can identify and fix any issues automatically.
   []Check Network Discovery and File Sharing:
   • Ensure that Network Discovery and File Sharing are enabled on both devices. You can find these settings in the Network and Sharing Center under Control Panel.
   []Check Firewall and Antivirus Settings:
   • Temporarily disable the firewall and any third-party antivirus software on both devices to see if they are blocking access to the shared folders.
   []Create a New Homegroup:
   • Try creating a new Homegroup on one of the devices and then join the other devices to this new Homegroup to see if it resolves the access issue.
   []Check User Accounts:
   • Make sure that the user accounts on both devices have the necessary permissions to access shared folders. You might need to check the Homegroup settings to manage user permissions.
   []Use Advanced Sharing Settings:
   • Adjust advanced sharing settings on both devices to ensure that they are configured to allow sharing with devices on the network.
2. Restart Devices:
   • Sometimes, a simple restart of all devices on the network can resolve connectivity issues.

     Next Steps:​

     Try these steps one by one and check if any of them resolve the access problem for the DesktopPC to access the shared folders on the Samsung notebook. If the issue persists, it may require further investigation into the specific network and sharing settings on both devices. Let me know if you need additional assistance or if you encounter any specific errors while performing these troubleshooting steps.