Network Password help please

I`m using BT Openworld for my normal dialup account but I`m also using
a satellite broadband connection for my downloads.

Since I installed the software (and all is working ok) at the very start
when I switch on my machine (using Windows `98) instead of booting up
normal it ask for my Network Password (there is a Network Neighborhood
icon on my desktop since installing software).

I just press the enter button and it boot up ok, but it means I cannot walk
away from the machine while it boots up untill I do this, other wise it just
hangs there.

Can anyone help please, thanks

Ken

"Ken Walsh" <bigkenwalsh@(no.spam)btopenworld.com> wrote in message
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> I`m using BT Openworld for my normal dialup account but I`m also using
> a satellite broadband connection for my downloads.
>
> Since I installed the software (and all is working ok) at the very start
> when I switch on my machine (using Windows `98) instead of booting up
> normal it ask for my Network Password (there is a Network Neighborhood
> icon on my desktop since installing software).
>
> I just press the enter button and it boot up ok, but it means I cannot
walk
> away from the machine while it boots up untill I do this, other wise it
just
> hangs there.
>
> Can anyone help please, thanks
>
> Ken
>
>
>
I suggest you get hold of a copy of TweakUI which allows you to use
autologon.

Simon

"Ken Walsh" <bigkenwalsh@(no.spam)btopenworld.com> wrote in message
news:cddh08$l57$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I`m using BT Openworld for my normal dialup account but I`m also using
> a satellite broadband connection for my downloads.
>
> Since I installed the software (and all is working ok) at the very start
> when I switch on my machine (using Windows `98) instead of booting up
> normal it ask for my Network Password (there is a Network Neighborhood
> icon on my desktop since installing software).
>
> I just press the enter button and it boot up ok, but it means I cannot
walk
> away from the machine while it boots up untill I do this, other wise it
just
> hangs there.
>
> Can anyone help please, thanks
>
> Ken
>
>
For a Win98 not to ask for a blank password right-click on "Network
Neighbourhood", click Properties, double-click "Client for Microsoft
Networks" and select "Quick Logon", click OK, in Primary Network Logon
select "Windows Logon", click OK and let the machine reboot.