- Win XP Pro Logon Failure
- Posted by Chris on July 5th, 2003
I previously had a newtork setup on my notebook for a
business network. I wanted to set up a home network using
my notebook and desk computers. I ran the network wizard
on the notebook (running XP Pro), after I rebooted I have
not been able to logon. I have no idea what user id and
password the system is looking for. I've tried logging on
in safe mode. I get the normal logon window asking for
user id and password. Administrator doesn't work as the
user id. I'm so stuck... Helppppp
Chris
- Posted by Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP-Windows Shell/User\) on July 5th, 2003
Networking isn't my thing beyond the limited small networks with which I've
worked. My guess is, having been formerly set up for a business network,
your may have left your notebook set to log on to a domain and unless you
are using server software on your home network, you have no domain or domain
doesn't apply.
You might get a better response to this question on the windowsxp.network
board.
--
Michael Solomon MS-MVP
Windows Shell/User
Backup is a PC User's Best Friend
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