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Changing DOMAIN to Workgroup Logon in WFW

Asked by gprichar in Windows 3.x Setup

Tags: domain, workgroup, windows, changing

I have a Toshiba laptop on loan that was configured with Windows for Workgroups to logon to an NT Server DOMAIN. While I am using it in my "lab", I'd like to be able to connect to my WORKGROUP and share files. No matter what I've tried, the Toshiba insists on attempting to do a DOMAIN logon instead of WORKGROUP logon. I have an IBM laptop which IS configured for WORKGROUP logon and I have gone as far as to copy the [network] SYSTEM.INI file section from the IBM to the Toshiba but that does not seem to work. In addition, after each boot on the Toshiba, the lines FileSharingLock=Yes and PrintSharingLock=Yes are added to the [network] section. What is causing this and how do I switch from a DOMAIN logon to a WORKGROUP logon (and then back again when needed)? Thanks.

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Changing DOMAIN to Workgroup Logon in WFW

Asked by gprichar in Windows 3.x Setup

Tags: domain, workgroup, windows, changing

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