unable to connect to driver share from xp system
I am setting up my k2000 trial box and when I attempt to connect to the k2000\drivers share, I am prompted for a password. I have tried using the default k2000\guest username and admin as the password, but the password prompt reappears. I tried changing the password under General Settings. Even though it is an XP system I have checked the LAN manager authentication level. I also have no firewall running. Any help would be appreciated!
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Posted by:
dchristian
12 years ago
jd13,
Try mapping a drive to the driver share.
I don't know why this works but it does...
Try mapping a drive to the driver share.
I don't know why this works but it does...
Posted by:
jd13
12 years ago
I tried that too... but I am still presented with the password prompt. I tried k2000\guest and k2000\admin with their respective passwords but the password prompt just keeps presenting itself.
Posted by:
tstaub
12 years ago
Are you trying to access it from a Windows 7 OS?
Have you tried instead of mapping a drive to use UNC path instead? example: \\k2000\drivers\
Please be sure to use the search function to help find some quick resolutions:
http://itninja.com/question/unable-to-map-a-drive-to-the-k2000-to-copy-drivers-from-vista-or-windows-7
Have you tried instead of mapping a drive to use UNC path instead? example: \\k2000\drivers\
Please be sure to use the search function to help find some quick resolutions:
http://itninja.com/question/unable-to-map-a-drive-to-the-k2000-to-copy-drivers-from-vista-or-windows-7
Posted by:
vineeta
12 years ago
In the prompt window,
for username, type : \admin (Using \ means logging into that particular machine and not into any domain)
For password ,type : admin
Let me know if this works.
for username, type : \admin (Using \ means logging into that particular machine and not into any domain)
For password ,type : admin
Let me know if this works.
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