Windows Explorer error

After having replaced my main hard drive, when I start
up Windows Explorer, I get the following error:

Cannot access \\pentium3-600r\c. The network name is
either not found on the running network, or is incorrect.
Do you want to connect by using Dial-Up Networking
instead?

The problem is that the machine is only on a wireless
network, with no other Windows machines. No machines
have ever had the name pentium3-600r, though it's
similar (but not identical) to the "computer description"
on the Network/Identification control panel. There are
no mapped network drives or anything similar.

So where is this coming from, and how can I eliminate it?

Thanks.

Asked and answered elsewhere.

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"John S" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:03c001c46e0c$bd4ab7f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> After having replaced my main hard drive, when I start
> up Windows Explorer, I get the following error:
>
> Cannot access \\pentium3-600r\c. The network name is
> either not found on the running network, or is incorrect.
> Do you want to connect by using Dial-Up Networking
> instead?
>
> The problem is that the machine is only on a wireless
> network, with no other Windows machines. No machines
> have ever had the name pentium3-600r, though it's
> similar (but not identical) to the "computer description"
> on the Network/Identification control panel. There are
> no mapped network drives or anything similar.
>
> So where is this coming from, and how can I eliminate it?
>
> Thanks.
>