When I try to access a windows 2000 computer on my home
network I get a resource screen with the computers name
as resource and it wants a password to be eneterd. How do
I log to this computer when I don't use logons and
passwords on my network computers?

You use the default administrator password and name
"cscharles@bellsouth.net" wrote in
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> When I try to access a windows 2000 computer on my home
> network I get a resource screen with the computers name
> as resource and it wants a password to be eneterd. How do
> I log to this computer when I don't use logons and
> passwords on my network computers?

You can enable the guest account on the W2K computer which normally I don't recommend
except for networks where all users are trusted and the network is protected from the
internet by a firewall. That will allow everyone/anyone access to shares that have
everyone permissions including ntfs permissions. You can use lusrmgr.msc in the run
box to open Local Users and Groups. Then go to users/guest - open the account and
uncheck disabled. --- Steve



"cscharles@bellsouth.net" wrote in message
news:1ca0c01c45311$dcf3ef60$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> When I try to access a windows 2000 computer on my home
> network I get a resource screen with the computers name
> as resource and it wants a password to be eneterd. How do
> I log to this computer when I don't use logons and
> passwords on my network computers?