By Hally | Last Updated
By default, Windows manages the connections to other homegroup computers. Of course, you can use your user accounts and passwords to connect to other computers if you have same accounts and passwords on all computers. And this article shows you how to make it by changing homegroup connection setting.
Step 1: Enter Control Panel.
Step 2: Click Choose homegroup and sharing options under Network and Internet.

Step 3: Select Change advanced sharing settings in the HomeGroup window to move on.

Step 4: Under HomeGroup connections, choose Allow Windows to manage homegroup connections (recommended) or Use user accounts and passwords to connect to other computers, and hit Save changes.

Step 5: Select Sign out now or Sign out later.

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