ROXANNE PIERCE WROTE: >1. In your network icon in Control Panel, make sure you have Client for >Microsoft Networks, Dialup Adapter, and TCP/IP protocol loaded. Unless you are >on a physical network of some sort, make sure those are the ONLY things loaded. > Then, on that same network configuration page, make sure your "Primary Network >Logon" is "Windows" and NOT "Client for Microsoft Networks". Reboot the >computer. When the password prompt for Win95 comes up this time, be sure >something (like "Mick") is entered in the login box, and that the password box >is empty. Press enter (or click OK). It should ask you to confirm your >non-existent password. Press enter again (or click OK). > That *should* take care of Win95 asking for your password on >startup. If it doesn't, let us know, because something else needs to be >adjusted. Hi Roxanne, I think I may have boobed by entering a password prior to my post!!! I have followed you advise but it is still asking for a password each time I boot up. If I don't enter a password It now ask for it twice when I log onto the WWW. I think maybe I need something else adjusting? Thanks for your help so far. TIA...Mick