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I am sharing a printer on a Windows 2000 machine. I am sharing it with
Windows XP Pro and Home PCs. I have set up 'Users' in the Win2k PC that
reflect the users on the XP machines. In another network I have it set up
similarly so that when a user logs onto their computer they have access to
the files on the Win2k machine, without having to 'sign in' when trying to
access the win2k PC. This is how I want it to work, but in the network in
question I am prompted to enter a username and password when I try to open a
shared folder on the Win2k PC. I use the same username and password I use to
sign onto the XP machine.
Why I am I still being prompted?
Windows XP Pro and Home PCs. I have set up 'Users' in the Win2k PC that
reflect the users on the XP machines. In another network I have it set up
similarly so that when a user logs onto their computer they have access to
the files on the Win2k machine, without having to 'sign in' when trying to
access the win2k PC. This is how I want it to work, but in the network in
question I am prompted to enter a username and password when I try to open a
shared folder on the Win2k PC. I use the same username and password I use to
sign onto the XP machine.
Why I am I still being prompted?