Can't map drive - "password is incorrect" error

When I try to map a network drive to a Win2000 or WinServer2003 box
from Win95, I get a popup window asking for a password to connect to
(for example) //Jojo/C$

I enter the correct administrator password for Jojo, but I still get an
error: "The password is incorrect, please try again."

What I've tried:

* use windows logon instead of Client for MS Network
* enable the guest account on the box with the resources
* create an account on the resource box that matches my login on the
Win95box
* delete all the .pwl files in c:\windows on the win95 box

I've read about using text passwords, but not
sure that's what I need to do.

Am I on the right track with any of the things I've tried? Other
solutions? Why can't I map a drive?

Thanks in advance.

"deko" <deko RemoveThis @nospam.com> wrote in message
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 > When I try to map a network drive to a Win2000 or WinServer2003 box
 > from Win95, I get a popup window asking for a password to connect to
 > (for example) //Jojo/C$
 >
 > I enter the correct administrator password for Jojo, but I still get an
 > error: "The password is incorrect, please try again."
 >
 > What I've tried:
 >
 > * use windows logon instead of Client for MS Network
 > * enable the guest account on the box with the resources
 > * create an account on the resource box that matches my login on the
 > Win95box
 > * delete all the .pwl files in c:\windows on the win95 box
 >

How about create an account on the server(s) for the Win95 _computer_, not
the user?

You may also wish to study the "net use" command, there may be some options
for using the administrator password from the client.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->