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by stuart_at_oz
I'm not a W2K user, but here's my 2 bits worth....
does your work PC get it's IP Address from a DHCP server? Do you use a DHCP server at home?
If you don't use one at home, you may find that your subnet mask on your work PC is blocking all communication with your home network. If you know the subnet mask for your work PC you could try changing your home network to the same.
You will probably need the Administrator login for your PC to fix the problem now that you can't log on at all. If you don't know the admin logon/password, you need to talk to your support people to get it, or to get them to fix it.
If you can't or don't want to talk to them about it because you shouldn't have taken it home in the first place, then, well,you really gotta ask what where you doing taking it home in the first place? :-)
But like I said, I'm not a w2k user, so there may be other solutions out there......
Stuart
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