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Location: Margaritaville, Iowa
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Having problems with a direct connection between my laptop (Win 2K) and my home machine (ME). I can see my laptop from the pc but when I try to access it, usoft networking keeps prompting me for a password. I don't recall ever setting up a networking password when I upgraded(?) to ME. I've tried all the passwords that I WOULD have entered but keep getting denied access..Usoft networking keeps throwing up a "password not recognized, contact system administrator" message. I have connectivity between the 2 machines as I can ping back and forth and can pull files from the pc down to the laptop without any problem but not vice versa. I had no problems with this connection using my ex-laptop (W95). I have full control permissioning on my laptop hard drive and there is no password assigned to the share.
Any ideas out there? I don't have much hair left to tear out. |
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The default share on a NT/2K drive is not a user accessible share - it's a "system" share. Any share that has a $ in it is one of these. You need to do a new share. You also need to enable the guest account on 2K - it's disabled by default for security reasons.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Margaritaville, Iowa
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Thanks glc...that did the trick!
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