Re: Locating expected User Name and Password
- From: Ray K <raykosXXX@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 12:00:02 -0400
Pegasus (MVP) wrote:
"Ray K" <raykosXXX@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in messageThanks for the prompt reply. At present, I don't have any accounts or passwords on the laptops. This stuff is simple to you, but not to me. Besides, I don't like making things more complicated when starting up the laptops. But I'll give it a try.
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My network consists of a desktop computer (W2k, SP4) cabled to a linksys
router, and two wireless laptops (a Toshiba and an Acer), both running
Win XP, SP2.
From either laptop, if I try connecting with the desktop, I get a
prompt for a user name and password. I'd like to eliminate this prompt
completely. (Only I use the computers.) If that's not possible, how do I
find the name and password that the laptops are expecting?
Thanks,
Ray
Win2000 is a secure operating system. If you try to access its
shares under an unknown account then you get challenged. It
is as simple as this.
The answer is equally simple: Make sure that the Win2000 PC
has the same accounts / passwords that you use when logging
on to your laptops. If they don't exist, create them!
Ray
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