Peter,
My next take on this would be to change the network card.
Don't ask me for the reason, as it does not seem logical on the
surface - it is just past experience of similar problems.
Mik
"Peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:09c601c4255a$d9ce3230$(E-Mail Removed)...
Thanks for the reply Mik. I did also suspect the .PWL and did
try removing all .PWLs from the workstation is question but,
that wasn't it.
Why can one account access shares just fine from this
workstation but not the other? Yet the same account can
access shares on the server from any other workstation just
fine. The problem makes no sense.
>-----Original Message-----
>Try deleting all .PWL files (Password List File) on the
problematic
>Win98 workstation .........
>
>Mik
>
>
>"Peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:1d7d801c42328$d985b8e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>Windows 2003 SBS server with a Windows 98 workstation.
>There is a single user who, when logging in from the
>workstation into the domain, logs in SUCCESSFULLY.
>However, the login script fails to map any drives and
prompts
>for a share password. All password attempts fail. Attempts to
>browse the network or to manually map a drive to the server
>share all fail.
>
>Administrator can login from this same Windows 98
>workstation without a problem and map drives successfully.
>
>Sounds like the user account, doesn't it? But, the same
>"probelmatic" user account can login from other workstations
>(windows 98, 2000, XP) and map drives without a problem.
>
>Has anyone seen this before and is there a fix?
>
>
>.
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