Wireless Networking Problem
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I have a wireless setup with a desktop running XP Home and a notebook running
Windows 2000 (SP4). Each computer has multiple logons (me, kids,
administrator) with most of the W2000 logons being Power Users.
In the early stages I used no encryption just to make sure everything was
working OK. I ran it like this for a month or so.
A while back I decided to use WPA-PSK. The XP system is fine, everyone can
logon at will and see the wireless network. With the W2000 system only the
administrator can logon and see the network. If the other users logon after
the administrator they can see the network for a while then the connection is
lost.
Making the other users administrators cures this but I do not want a bunch
of users with administrator rights. Is there a solution?
Carl
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Relevant Pages
- Re: change from workgroup to domain
... You won't be able to use a network logon to start the computer up, ... for the local Administrator account, so logging on as Administrator and ... >>* PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.networking) - Re: Access is Denied
... If the password was to logon to the operating system then that should not ... If you used some sort of encryption then you may ... folders on the hard drive. ... the folders as an administrator starting at the root folder being sure to ...
(microsoft.public.security) - Re: can not log in
... Open Regedit>File>Connect network registry>Connect to the affected host ... Connect to your locked-down system as the local Administrator by ... password is the password of the local Administrator account. ... Security Policy snap-in and remove the Users group from the Deny logon ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.general) - Re: change from workgroup to domain
... not able to logon to get to the desktop. ... >What you need to do is go into the Network Identification ... >domain administrator to complete. ... >* PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.networking) - Re: Two issues - possibly related, possibly not.
... then change back to a limited user (i.e. to where I could not logon) and then ... You might not have permission to use the network resource. ... administrator to find out if you have access permission". ... >> #1 Unfortunately, I cannot find the password reset option on the computer, ...
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