We had this problem until we created the exact same userid and password on the windows 98 machine that hosted the data.
>>Hilmar,
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>>Did you try impersonation? Take a look at Message #
948574 for some simple sample code
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>I tried that today, but it didn't work. I wonder whether the remote computer (Windows NT) takes into account my identity when granting access. It seems that it insists on the password being provided. As explained previously, this problem only appears when accessing from Windows XP - from Windows 98, everything works fine. I heard somewhere that there were certain problem when connecting Windows XP with Windows 98.
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>Oh well, it is not that important. I just have to make sure I access the remote folder - and provide the password - before leaving my computer in the evening (for that late-at-night process).
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