login as Administrator on a system being used as the internet connection to
a small home network. System can be accessed by logging in as a user
remotely from other workgroup machines, but cannot login locally to the
server as Administrator. I tried all users that are setup on this machine,
and none of them works, although the system does function fine as an
internet connection and can be accessed remotely .
Is there any solution other than reinstalling Win 2K If I reinstall, can it
be done right over the exising OS and retain the settings?
thx
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