To access the win2k machine, you need to be authenticated. Here is one
way to do it. If your login user names for the Win98 and win2k machines
are different, then you need to create a user account on one of them to
match the other. Once you have a common user name, type in the win2k
password for that user when you are prompted. If anyone has a simpler
solution, I would be interested in hearing other options myself.

Peter
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enabled the sharing feature on both computers drives, etc. After bootup,
my desktop can 'see' the laptop's C drive and the laptop can see the
desktop's drives. The laptop can access the contents of the desktop's
drives but not vice versa. The desktop give me an error message that I
need to enter a password to access the laptop's C drive. I have tried
everything that

Jean Bourvic

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