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| | Vista Home Premium drive map to Server 2003 All of my workstations are running WinXP home or pro. All of them have drives mapped to the server. This new machine has Vista Home Premium and I need to map the same drive letters to the server. When I try to map a drive, it asks for a login and password. I did not have to setup a login or password for any of the XPs and don't want to start it because there are too many to keep up with. How can I just map the drive like the XPs there are part of the "Everyone" group? The server and all of the workstations are in the same workgroup of "Office". |
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