How do I make a user logon screen when I am on a network?

[Beaux]

When I first installed my network, Windows 98 had a network logon dialog box and then a user logon dialog box. Somehow I got rid of the user logon box, but now I want it back.
The problem is when I try to setup Windows to be used by more than one user, it takes the network logon name as the user name and doesn't let me choose a user after I'm logged on to the network.
How can I get the network and the user separated like they were before?

 

[webmaster999]

Go to Control Panel, Users and Passwords and select that you want each user to supply their own information to logon A+, MCP, MCP+I, MCSE Windows NT 4.0, MCSE Windows 2000 Early Acheiver with Security Emphasis

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[Beaux]

That's what I was talking about when I said "when I try to setup Windows to be used by more than one user". When I do that, it takes the network logon name as the user name and doesn't let me put in a user name. How can I get it to let me put in a user name after I am logged on to the internet?

 

[Beaux]

...I mean logged on to the _network_. (Sorry)

 

[reghakr]

Beaux,

Resetting your passwords almost never fails.

1. Go to C:\Windows
Delete all .pwl files

2. Open system.ini
Delete all lines under
[Password Lists]

3. Go to ControlPanel>Network
Choose Client for Microisoft Networks as Primary Login

Reboot

You should now get the login box. Type your name and password.


Not yet, try:
Backup the registry and/or export the following keys:
go to Start>Run, type regedit. Navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\current version\network\real mode netIf you see an entry named AutoLogon, delete it.

reghakr