Hi there,

Please follow these steps:

1. Create local account on your XP-Home exp. "LStratton" and password "mamamia".

Said that your Server Domain name is OMEGA and you had account on that Domain "LukeS" 
and passowrd "p@ss123".

Your server name is OMEGA-SERVER. And finally, you had shared folders named "OMEGA_01" 
and "OMEGA_02".

2. Create script (exp. "thescript.bat") and put on your XP-Home Start-Up (you know 
how to find it, right?)

3. The script should be like this:

NET USE X : "\\OMEGA-SERVER\OMEGA_01 p@ss123 /USER:LukeS

NET USE Y : "\\OMEGA-SERVER\OMEGA_02

4. LogOff and login again with your local account "LStratton" and password "mamamia".

You will directly connect to OMEGA_01 as drive X and OMEGA_02 as drive Y.


They worked fine on my WinXP-Home clients.


Regards,

Jebe








On Wednesday, December 20, 2006 at 11:54 am, Luke Stratton wrote:

>Hi I have windows xp home edition and when I make a logon script for it to map network 

>drives to my windows 2003 server, it asks for a username and password. As Home does 

>not support domains, I cannot log onto the server. Is there any way I can put the 

>username and password in the logon script somwhere so I don't have to enter it everytime 

>the script runs? 

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