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Thank you leew,<br />
This worked without a hitch. I love this site.
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Thank you leew,
This worked without a hitch. I love this site.

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No problem.  If this has resolved your problem, please accept my previous comment as the answer and grade the question.

If you have any other issues related to this or it has not solved your problem, please post them so we can further explore a solution.

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I recently bought a used computer for my son. It has windows 98 second edition on it. When you boot it up it prompts you for a user name, password and domain name. <br />
If I click cancel it will continue with the boot up process but I would really like know what a domain name is, and how to stop it from asking for it.<br />
Any suggestions?
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I recently bought a used computer for my son. It has windows 98 second edition on it. When you boot it up it prompts you for a user name, password and domain name. 
If I click cancel it will continue with the boot up process but I would really like know what a domain name is, and how to stop it from asking for it.
Any suggestions?

Windows 98 asking for a domain on start up, why?

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.