Windows XP Home & Windows 98 Network- User Accounts

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Hi,
I have just had a Windows XP Home & Windows 98 Network put in(Ie my computer
with, internet,printrer,is the xp one)
I do not no alot about computers(a shop set it upthe network for me)
I would Like to know how to set up so i can log in on to user account
ie at the time been the only account on both is rrcu (admin account)
I would like to set up brian(2nd admin) as an account that i can log in on
BOTH computers(share files etc etc
 
I have just had a Windows XP Home & Windows 98 Network put in(Ie my computer
with, internet,printrer,is the xp one)
I do not no alot about computers(a shop set it upthe network for me)
I would Like to know how to set up so i can log in on to user account
ie at the time been the only account on both is rrcu (admin account)
I would like to set up brian(2nd admin) as an account that i can log in on
BOTH computers(share files etc etc

Brian,

just use the same username and the same password on both
computers.

For more information please have a look at
http://www.michna.com/kb/WxNetwork.htm.

Hans-Georg
 
Thanks for that,
however how do i get up a NEW user account i can use on both computers

Thanks in advance
brian
 
Thanks for that,
however how do i get up a NEW user account i can use on both computers

Brian,

first of all, you can use an existing one on one computer and
create one with the same username and password on the other.

But you can also create a new one on both.

On Windows XP Home you use Control Panel, User Manager (or User
Accounts, don't have an English version near me at the moment)
to create a new user.

Windows 98 is normally set to have only one user. In this case
you can simply change the username and password. You do that by
finding the password file with the old username (example: for
user XYX find the file C:\WINDOWS\XYZ.PWL) and deleting or
renaming it. Windows 98 will ask you for a new username and
password the next time you boot.

Hans-Georg
 

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