How do I eliminate the need to enter a networking password?

This past weekend I set up a router to simply share a
cable modem between our main home computer and my notebook
in another room. Now when I boot up the notebook it asks
for the password before loading Windows 98.
I need to just skip the whole password thing for home -
there's no reason to password protect the notebook.
How the heck do eliminate the password prompt ???
Thanks !!!!

go to control panel >network and use windows logon instead of client for
microsoft


"Rick Weltz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0f2801c3bffb$cc5f25b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> This past weekend I set up a router to simply share a
> cable modem between our main home computer and my notebook
> in another room. Now when I boot up the notebook it asks
> for the password before loading Windows 98.
> I need to just skip the whole password thing for home -
> there's no reason to password protect the notebook.
> How the heck do eliminate the password prompt ???
> Thanks !!!!

www.careyholzman.com/netfixes.htm

Tip #33

Carey

"Rick Weltz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0f2801c3bffb$cc5f25b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> This past weekend I set up a router to simply share a
> cable modem between our main home computer and my notebook
> in another room. Now when I boot up the notebook it asks
> for the password before loading Windows 98.
> I need to just skip the whole password thing for home -
> there's no reason to password protect the notebook.
> How the heck do eliminate the password prompt ???
> Thanks !!!!

>-----Original Message-----
>This past weekend I set up a router to simply share a
>cable modem between our main home computer and my
notebook
>in another room. Now when I boot up the notebook it asks
>for the password before loading Windows 98.
>I need to just skip the whole password thing for home -
>there's no reason to password protect the notebook.
>How the heck do eliminate the password prompt ???
>Thanks !!!!
>.
Try here.....had this problem myself a while
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