How to Share Folders and Drives Between Computers in Windows 10 & 11

Welcome to Easytechgeek! In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of sharing folders and drives between two computers running Windows 10 and 11. Whether you want to streamline collaboration or simply transfer files seamlessly, this step-by-step guide has got you covered.
📌 Step-by-Step Guide:
Enable Network Discovery:
Make sure that Network Discovery is turned on for both computers. This allows them to detect each other on the same network.
Connect to the Same Network:
Ensure that both computers are connected to the same network, either through Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Locate the Folder or Drive:
Find the folder or drive you want to share. Right-click on it, select 'Properties,' and navigate to the 'Sharing' tab.
Share a Folder or Drive:
Click on the 'Share' button, choose the users or computers you want to share with, and click 'Add.' Adjust permissions and click 'Share' to initiate the sharing process.
Adjust Permissions:
Fine-tune the permissions to control who can view or edit the shared content. This ensures data security and privacy.
Access Shared Folder or Drive:
On the second computer, open File Explorer, navigate to 'Network,' and locate the shared computer. You should now be able to access the shared folder or drive seamlessly.
Troubleshooting Tips:
If you encounter any issues, we've included troubleshooting tips to help you overcome common obstacles.
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[@nurhusseinhalim]

I need this for our exam😭

[@nurhusseinhalim]

Can you show me the process when you actually share it on the another computer?

[@Meche697]

@3:10 when I click, on the share, it asks me fro Credentials. I do NOT want this. On Windows 7, I had what you show, directly to the folders in the share. How do I eliminate the Windows Credential pop-up using a local account?