Microsoft Networking

Looking for some help with regards to Microsoft Networking. I recently
enabled the file and print sharing and now when I boot up I get the
Microsoft Networking sign on screen. It is asking for a user name, password
and domain, which I dont know. It will not let me sign on without it. I've
tried to F8 boot with no success. Suggestions?

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, "Biff"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>Looking for some help with regards to Microsoft Networking. I recently
>enabled the file and print sharing and now when I boot up I get the
>Microsoft Networking sign on screen. It is asking for a user name, password
>and domain, which I dont know. It will not let me sign on without it. I've
>tried to F8 boot with no success. Suggestions?

Click Cancel to bypass the network logon. Then, go to Control Panel |
Network and:

1. Set the primary network logon to Windows Logon.
2. Double click "Client for Microsoft Networks".
3. Clear all of the "Windows NT domain" boxes.
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