I use an XP machine to connect to other machines on my network. I have
an icon to a mapped network drive on my desktop. Typically, opening
the drive after a fresh re-boot leads to a log-in screen, I provide my
credentials, and, voila, the Windows Explorer appears on that drive.

I was wondering if anyone could help me.  I have a laptop that has never
been on a network, attached to a domain or workgroup but will not allow me to
login as it states:
Logon Message

I have a P4 2GHz 512MB RAM in a Windows domain, in the company LAN.
Windows XP SP2 is installed, with other applications.
I can work well enough with the files of my desktop.
But browsing and accessing files on the server is usually very very

I have the below list confirguration:
Wireless Router      (wired)
                     + PC - A - 192.168.1.50  XP Home
                     + PC - B - 192.168.1.100 XP Home

Hey all....
I searched for this topic and didnt find exactly what I needed....
here is what I have....
I have my basic dual core windows XP Pro x64 machine

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