I have an issue here and maybe some one out there has the
answer. On Windows xp pro , we are not able to get
windows to authenticate to a network drive that is
password protected when the computer starts up. Ideally
what I would like it to do is to look some where in the
registry for the password, or a file on the PC. This
issue is with our Samba (Unix) server at a remote
location. On widows 95 this was not an issue, windows
would remember who you were and what password you used.
How can I get XP to behave this way?
Re: "Lost" MS Word..... ... Office, Add/Remove and Belarc.... Although you once had a non-genuine installation of the Windows XP ... You once had a tech install what you now believe to be a non-genuine ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: "Lost" MS Word..... ... Office, Add/Remove and Belarc.... Although you once had a non-genuine installation of the Windows XP ... You once had a tech install what you now believe to be a non-genuine ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
.Re: "Lost" MS Word..... ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro.... I am presuming this is a full, retail version of Windows XP Home. ... A clean install involves erasing everything and starting from scratch. ... Since Belarc is showing you also have Windows XP Pro (as you mentioned ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: "Lost" MS Word..... ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro.... I am presuming this is a full, retail version of Windows XP Home. ... A clean install involves erasing everything and starting from scratch. ... Since Belarc is showing you also have Windows XP Pro (as you mentioned ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: "Lost" MS Word..... ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro.... I am presuming this is a full, retail version of Windows XP Home. ... A clean install involves erasing everything and starting from scratch. ... Since Belarc is showing you also have Windows XP Pro (as you mentioned ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
