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thanks, I thought that I did all that, but as it turns out I confused the computer name with the account name...<br />
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thanks, I thought that I did all that, but as it turns out I confused the computer name with the account name...

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I have two computers linked via ethernet network, one is using Windows NT 4.0 workstation (sp3) the other is using Windows 95. &nbsp;Through the network neighborhood the nt machine can access th 95 machine fine, but when you try to access the nt machine from the 95 one it prompts me for a &quot;\\JENNIFER\IPC$&quot; password, where Jennifer is the computer name. &nbsp;I cannot find anywhere to change this password. &nbsp;Hellllllp.<br />
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I have two computers linked via ethernet network, one is using Windows NT 4.0 workstation (sp3) the other is using Windows 95.  Through the network neighborhood the nt machine can access th 95 machine fine, but when you try to access the nt machine from the 95 one it prompts me for a "\\JENNIFER\IPC$" password, where Jennifer is the computer name.  I cannot find anywhere to change this password.  Hellllllp.



IPC$ share password

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