I recently created a home network for a friend.  It involved two PC on WinXP
and an HP all-in-one printer working thru an ethernet bridge (not a switch). 
Nothing very sophisticated about the setup - each of the computers are single
user - no passwords required, etc.
All went well except when completed one of the computer continues to get
this 'obscure' dialog 'popup' each time the computer awakes stating 'This
computer is locked'  enter a password.'  There is no action required and
simply pressing <enter> makes the dialog go away and the system proceeds.

I searched high and low for the source of this message and can't seem to
find it's cause.  It began as a result of constructing the network.


Any ideas?

RFM
Software Solutions-Indy

On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 17:30:02 -0800, sam224 <sam***@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

Sam,

Under Control Panel - Power Options - Advanced, you'll find the setting "Prompt
for password when computer resumes from standby".  So there's the popup itself.

Now, have you set a non blank password for the account, when the computer starts
up?  If the account in use has no password, and the popup comes up, pressing
Enter without entering a password should indeed make the dialogue go away.  If
there's no password on the account, it would be meaningless to enter one when
asked for it.

Yet another "network cable unplugged" issue (w/DSL)
Unable to connect to my wireless laptop
dns lookup problem
Getting Windows XP To Act as NAT Server
Sharing a printer
Disconnected Newtwork Drives
I should know this,but....
Can I list the open files I have to a network share?
am i going to get a reply or what
Win has an mtu size, so does router, which matters?