How to Setup and Join a Workgroup in Windows PC

How to Setup and Join a Workgroup in Windows PC
Microsoft Windows workgroups organize PCs as peer-to-peer local networks that facilitate easier sharing of files, internet access, printers, and other local network resources.
Each computer that's a member of the group can access the same resources being shared by the others, and in turn, can share its own resources if configured to do so.
Joining a workgroup requires all participants to use a matching name. All Windows 10 computers are automatically assigned to a default group named WORKGROUP (or MSHOME in Windows XP).

[LanderMemmot]

Thanks for this windows tutorial. Now, I can connect my PCs.

[Khalil-zkkc]

I tried to use different Workgroup names for 2 PCs but they still can discover and share with each other, why is this happening?

[Richard-dp]

I suppose you stopped talking with the step-by-step instructions on purpose so we couldn't finish?