How to Change Access From Local Only

1. (If you already know the name of the network adapter you use to connect to the Internet, you can skip the first two steps.) Open the \'Start\' menu and go to \'Control Panel,\' then \'Network and Internet\' and then \'Network and Sharing Center.\'
2. Click \'Manage Network Connections\' underneath \'Tasks.\' Either the wireless adapter will be listed, or a column with \'device name\' will show the name.
3. Open the \'Start\' menu and type \'regedit\' into the search box.
4. Open the \'regedit\' file that comes up. Navigate through: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SOFTWARE>Microsoft>Windows NT>CurrentVersion\\NetworkCardsLook through the numbered sections until you find the one that has the name of your network adapter in its description. The string of numbers under \'service name\' is your network adapter's GUID. You will need the GUID in order to know which subsection of the registry to edit in the next step.
5. Navigate the regedit through HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SYSTEM>CurrentControlSet>Services>Tcpip>Parameters>Interfaces>{GUID}
6. Open the edit menu and click on \'New\' and then click \'DWORD (32-bit) Value.\'
7. Name the new value \'DhcpConnEnableBcastFlagToggle\' and press \'Enter.\'
8. Right click the file you just made and then click \'Modify.\'
9. Set \'Value Data\' to 1 and click \'OK\' and close regedit.