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I'm not using a Domain based network, I'm only on the same Workgroup.
Ok, I'll do that! :) I was just trying to prevent having a startup screen asking which user I am... but if that is the only solution... than I'll do that!
Thanks. I'll give some feedback as soon as I done that.
Ok.............. I did this:
Since the name of the user on the laptop is "MRVT"....... I went to User Accounts on XP and changed my actual name to the same "MRVT". Then I reboot the machine (just in case...) and......... logged in as MRVT........ went to my laptop and typed \\192.168.0.101...
:eek: Yeah... the laptop has a different user from the desktop one... May that couse this?? :eek: If so, why does in windows xp i can see everything shared on the laptop without asking any password?
Tomorrow I'll create a new user on 98 (laptop) with the same name as I use in XP (desktop)...
Now I passed to the laptop and configure a password for my user... no success. I already made with Windows XP's Home Network Wizard a Setup Disk to run also on the laptop... no success................. always asking me for the $TJ#%%?» password...
I'm getting really pieced off with...
Ok, I tryed already create a password on my user account. Rebooted the PC... and then try again \\192.168.0.101 (the Desktop PC with XP) from my laptop with 98SE and... same window as below asking me the damn Network Password.
Tryed also desabling the the IEEE 802,xx authentication (...
You mean going to "User Accounts" and create an password for my account?
Will that force me to intruduce that password whenever i turn on my pc, correct?
Hi all.
I'm trying to set up a small home network with a Desktop PC running XP Pro and a Laptop running 98SE. I have everything configured and working fine except a weird (?) thing on XP.
I do not have any user or password whateverwhere configured (this pcs are just mine), I have file...