password for accessing network folders

Go into Startrun and enter

Inetcpl.cpl

then click the "Content" Tab

select "AutoComplete"

uncheck "user names and passwords on forms"

This might help you

Good Luck
--
William



"Justin Jeffries" wrote in message
...
Yes, I can modify shared permissions, but I like the idea of having a
password dialogue pop up every time. If it is not possible to come up
every
time and I have to log off to reset it, than I suppose that is what I will
have to do. Thanks a bunch.
"WTC" wrote in message
...
But could you modify your shared permission (not using simple file
sharing)
to accomplish who has access to files and folders? Personally I would use
an
FTP server using IIS 6.

--
William



"Bob Willard" wrote in message
...
Justin Jeffries wrote:
I now have the password box come up to access network shares every time
I
log on. However, when I type the network password for the specified
folder and it lets me in, after I close the folder, it keeps letting me
in without the "enter network password" dialogue box. How do I set it
to
come up every time?
"WTC" wrote in message
...

In the Local Security Policy I Disabled the Guest account and Selected
Classic - local user authenticate as themselves in the Network access:
Sharing and security mode for local accounts.

--
William

The scope of authentication is different for XP than for W9x. With W9x,
the password is for a file or a folder; with XP, it is for a connection.
--
Cheers, Bob

Those were also already unchecked. Any more ideas?
"WTC" wrote in message
...
Go into Startrun and enter

Inetcpl.cpl

then click the "Content" Tab

select "AutoComplete"

uncheck "user names and passwords on forms"

This might help you

Good Luck
--
William



"Justin Jeffries" wrote in message
...
Yes, I can modify shared permissions, but I like the idea of having a
password dialogue pop up every time. If it is not possible to come up
every
time and I have to log off to reset it, than I suppose that is what I
will
have to do. Thanks a bunch.
"WTC" wrote in message
...
But could you modify your shared permission (not using simple file
sharing)
to accomplish who has access to files and folders? Personally I would
use
an
FTP server using IIS 6.

--
William



"Bob Willard" wrote in message
...
Justin Jeffries wrote:
I now have the password box come up to access network shares every
time
I
log on. However, when I type the network password for the specified
folder and it lets me in, after I close the folder, it keeps letting
me
in without the "enter network password" dialogue box. How do I set it
to
come up every time?
"WTC" wrote in message
...

In the Local Security Policy I Disabled the Guest account and Selected
Classic - local user authenticate as themselves in the Network access:
Sharing and security mode for local accounts.

--
William

The scope of authentication is different for XP than for W9x. With
W9x,
the password is for a file or a folder; with XP, it is for a
connection.
--
Cheers, Bob