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NET USE X: \\servername\share /USER:domain\username password /persistent:yes
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NET USE X: \\servername\share /USER:domain\username password /persistent:yes

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I have windows XP Pro SP2 installs with all the latest windows updates my Clint systems. My server is windows 2003 standard edition . Since then whenever I start up the PC and try to use one it asks for a username and password . I enter the username and password and tick save password and it goes in then I can then use the network drive and shard printers on that server &nbsp;as many times as I like without a problem.<br />
However when I restart my PC the same thing happens again. i try the option in user accounts manage my network passwords i added username and password but the same ,i have total 25 clients in that 17 are having the same problem <br />
How do I fix this so I will really store the passwords?<br />

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I have windows XP Pro SP2 installs with all the latest windows updates my Clint systems. My server is windows 2003 standard edition . Since then whenever I start up the PC and try to use one it asks for a username and password . I enter the username and password and tick save password and it goes in then I can then use the network drive and shard printers on that server  as many times as I like without a problem.
However when I restart my PC the same thing happens again. i try the option in user accounts manage my network passwords i added username and password but the same ,i have total 25 clients in that 17 are having the same problem 
How do I fix this so I will really store the passwords?


Windows XP Pro network password is not saving

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