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As far as I know, does SoftWindows only save the settings for the current running applications and open files. I think, it doesn't save open connections to the network or even reconstruct them during startup. This is, what the &quot;normal&quot; start makes different. It uses the Microsoft code and so presents you the login screen.<br />
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If you want to know more, just write an email to the support group of SoftWindows at &quot;support@isltd.insignia.co<wbr />m&quot;.<br />
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I hope, you will get an answer, re.<br />

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As far as I know, does SoftWindows only save the settings for the current running applications and open files. I think, it doesn't save open connections to the network or even reconstruct them during startup. This is, what the "normal" start makes different. It uses the Microsoft code and so presents you the login screen.

If you want to know more, just write an email to the support group of SoftWindows at "support@isltd.insignia.com".

I hope, you will get an answer, re.


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When I start Softwindows 95 4.0 normally, I can connect to my NT network without a problem. &nbsp;However, when I use Turbostart, I don't get the login prompt.<br />
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Is there something wrong with my setup? &nbsp;Or is this a bug in softwindows?
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When I start Softwindows 95 4.0 normally, I can connect to my NT network without a problem.  However, when I use Turbostart, I don't get the login prompt.

Is there something wrong with my setup?  Or is this a bug in softwindows?

Softwindows Turbostart + NT Network

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