Hi,

I've had a similar problem.  I think your problem is in the nature of you have to 
get the logon screen back before you can get rid of it the right way.

Delete (after backing up your registry) the AutoLogon key in:
HKey_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Network\Real Mode Net 
This should restore your logon prompt.

Now, the TweakUI method to logon automatically to the network should work; except 
for me, I still had another problem.

Somehow, I had two different password files for Username, "Owner".  One file was

OWNER.PWL

the other was

OWNER000.PWL

Once I deleted the password files, and the corresponding entry in SYSTEM.INI, and 
recreated the password, things started to work.

Since you have a peer-to-peer network, I think you'll want a "Windows Logon" "Primary 
Network Logon", rather than a "Client for Microsoft Networks" "Primary Network Logon".

Robert







On Wednesday, September 11, 2002 at 11:33 am, J wrote:
>I have a question about Get 
>Rid of the Logon Screen:

>
>
>Hello. 
>
>I have a mixed, network of about a dozen machines. Mostly Win98, but two XP machines, 
>and one Win95. It is setup as a purely peer to peer network. All are sharing files 
>and printers fine, with one hitch. 
>
>
>

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