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Old 08-13-2007, 12:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello all . . .

I need your help asap ! ! !

I have build a home network with only two computers by using cross over cable. The connection is up and from the "Right PC" i can she the shared disks of the "Left PC". Now in my right pc i have make the HDD "D:\" shared.

From the "Left Pc" I'm double clicking on "Right PC" name in MsHome group and then popup a dialog and asking me for user name and password ? ? ?

How can i stop this ? ? ?

I like to share the D:\ from the Right pc to the Left PC

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Old 08-13-2007, 01:22 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: HDD Sharing question

Do a network setup again. Keep both the workgroup names should be same .... OR rt. click my computer and select properties. click computer name and check the workgroup of both pc's .. change them using the change button....
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Old 08-13-2007, 01:36 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: HDD Sharing question

All are correct . . .

The Ping work great . . .

The "Right PC" can see the files i share on the "Left PC"

When i try to connect on the "Right PC" from the "Left PC" then i get back a dialog that asking for Username and Password. ? ? ?

What can be this password or how can i stop this dialog ? ? ?
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Old 08-13-2007, 05:12 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: HDD Sharing question

In the username and password field you must write the credentials of the pc you want to connect to. However, below these fields there is an option which is called remember the password. Just click on it and you won't have to type the pass everytime you want to connect until of course you change the credentials.

Also, as far as i know ypu can stop this dialog box popping up by editing registry or by applying a group policy. (Supposing you are the Admin) Google it and you will find plenty of this.

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Re: HDD Sharing question

He is correct ... For password dialog box type in the computer name of the pc that you would like to browse .... with a blank password.... check remember the password...

some registry hacks and group policy changes can be made to completely disable the dialog box .... but will explain later .. plz try this 1st
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Re: HDD Sharing question

Actually, you should have passwords on all the machines, which makes networking across different versions of Windows easier. Then, create an account on the machine with the shared resources with the same name/password as the connecting machines. The password prompts will be gone.
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