Login error message when starting 2nd machine
This is a discussion about Login error message when starting 2nd machine in the Windows Networking category; I know this is a basic network question, but when I start my 2nd machine I get a the drive or network connection is unavailable message refering to a shortcut on the desktop to my 1st machine. It doesn't do it on the first machine.
I know this is a basic network question, but when I start my 2nd machine I get a "the drive or network connection is unavailable" message refering to a shortcut on the desktop to my 1st machine. It doesn't do it on the first machine. On both machines I can access the other computer ok, but I have to type the username and password each time I start the machines.
Both machines have passwords and are using administartor as the user.
How can I eliminate the username & password each time I power up?
Both machines have passwords and are using administartor as the user.
How can I eliminate the username & password each time I power up?
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Quote:I know this is a basic network question, but when I start my 2nd machine I get a "the drive or network connection is unavailable" message refering to a shortcut on the desktop to my 1st machine. It doesn't do it on the first machine. On both machines I can access the other computer ok, but I have to type the username and password each time I start the machines.
Both machines have passwords and are using administartor as the user.
How can I eliminate the username & password each time I power up?
this is win2k you are talking about here? Give us some more info to work with here bud
Both machines have passwords and are using administartor as the user.
How can I eliminate the username & password each time I power up?
this is win2k you are talking about here? Give us some more info to work with here bud
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Yes on 2k.
What else do you need?
OK I will re-word the question........How do I elimate entering the username and password when the machine boots to log onto the network or when I try to access the other machine?
What else do you need?
OK I will re-word the question........How do I elimate entering the username and password when the machine boots to log onto the network or when I try to access the other machine?
