Re: Microsoft Networking Network Password Request
From: Ned Flanders (nedfla@hotmail.com)
Date: 05/27/02
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From: "Ned Flanders" <nedfla@hotmail.com> Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 12:21:11 -0500
what David said, plus:
In Control Panel | Network make certain Windows Family Logon (AKA Windows
Logon in Win95) is selected, not Client for Microsoft Networks. If CMN is
selected even a blank password will still cause the dialog to be raised as
system startup.
If you've just installed/changed a LAN adapter the network provider gets
"automagically" switched to CMN from Windows Logon.
hth,
Curtis
"David Dickinson [MVP]" <eis@no-spam.softhome.net> wrote in message
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> Phil wrote:
> >A Microsoft Networking window pops up and asks
> > for my network password.
> >
> However, if you are using Windows 95/98/ME, you can go to Control
> Panel\Passwords and change your password to nothing. Then go to Control
> Panel\Users and delete all users (if any are registered there -- if asked,
> do not create one). Then log on again and enter nothing for the password.
> As long as there are no other User IDs, entering a blank password should
> cause Windows to not ask you to log on in the future.
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