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by bradstreet
by mm212
5 Points? That's it? Not worth it!
Oh...ok....
Right-click on Network Neighborhood and select properties. At the bottom of the screen, set "Primary Network Logon" to be "Windows Logon". Also be sure you have "Client for Microsoft Networks" installed. If you don't see it in the top window on this screen, click "Add", "Client", "Add". In the left-hand window, select "Microsoft", in the right-hand window, select "Client for Microsoft Networks", then keep clicking OK until you're back to your windows desktop. Reboot, enter a blank Windows password once and you're ready to roll.
Please be a little more generous than 5 points. It looks like 150 is the standard.
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