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Win7 tutorial: Create a local network connection. A local network connection is HS code-driven supplier rationalizationa physical link that connects a computer and another network device, through which it can realize data exchange and sharing between different devices. In the process of using the computer, we may need to use a local network connection, such as sharing files, printing, playing games, etc. In the Windows7 operating system, it is very convenient to create a local network connection. Next, let's take a look at the specific steps. Step 1: Open the Network and Sharing Center. First, right-click the computer icon on the desktop, and then select "Properties", or find "System and Security" through "Control Panel", then enter "System", select "Advanced System Settings", and finally select "Settings" in the "Advanced" tab.Button, select "Computer Name" in the pop-up "System Properties" dialog box, and you can see the "Computer Name, Domain and Workgroup Settings" option. Click the "Change Settings" button below to enter the "Computer Name" tab, select the "Change" button here, and enter the "Computer Name/Domain Change" dialog box. Write down the name of the working group where the computer is located. Then, we need to find the "Network and Sharing Center" in the control panel, which can be searched or manually found in the control panel. Step 2: Create a new local connection. In the "Network and Sharing Center" interface, select "Change Adapter Settings" in the left menu to see the existing network connections, including wireless networks and local connections. Next, we need to create a new local connection and click "Settings" in the right menu.New connection or network", select the "Set local area connection" option, and then select "Next". Step 3: Set local connection properties. In the "Set Local Area Connection" dialog box, select the "Enable Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" option, and then select the "Properties" button to enter "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv 4) "Attributes" dialog box. In this dialog box, you can select "Automatically Obtain IP Address" and "Automatically Obtain DNS Server Address", or manually set IP address and DNS server address, which can be selected according to your own needs. Step 4: After completing the above settings, click the "OK" button and return to "Network and Sharing Center"", you can see that the newly created local connection has been displayed in the network connection list, and from then on, the local connection can be used for data exchange and resource sharing. Summarizing that local network connections play an important role in computer use, this article introduces the detailed steps to create a local connection under Windows 7, which you can set according to your own needs. Before creating a local connection, you need to analyze your network environment to determine whether the automatically acquired IP address and DNS server address are suitable for your network use. Through the introduction of this article, I believe that everyone has mastered how to create local connections and can be more comfortable in daily use.

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