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Neil, >I've tried >several things to try and force it to prompt for the id & password when it >first boots up, Got to Network properties (either by Control Panel, or right-click Network Neighborhood and chose properties). On the Configuration tab, make sure the combo box for "Primary Network Logon" is set to "Client for Microsoft Networks" and *not* set to "Windows Logon". When set to Windows Logon and the password is blank, it will not prompt for the logon. You can change the password from control panel, passwords applet. Doug
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