'Network access: Do not allow storage of credentials or. Used 'control userpasswords2' there was no passwords stored in there however when I've added TEST user credentials, then I've managed to access the file server however my aim is to get log-in prompt working. Currently set to 'Allow Windows to manage homegroups connections' rundll32.exe keymgr.dll,KRShowKeyMgr Otherwise, Start >Run >rundll32.exe keymgr.dll,KRShowKeyMgr > OK and launch Stored Users names and Passwords s. Tried switching between 'Allow Windows to manage homegroups connections' and 'Use user accounts and password to connect to other computers' under 'Change advanced sharing settings' in the 'Network and Sharing Center'. XP and Vista computers work fine, they both prompt for a lo-gin, but I'm still struggling with Win7. All PCs use different user to login and none are using user TEST. UPLOAD - with read write permissions set for everyoneĭATA - with read only permissions set for a user (eg TEST)Ĭlient computers is a mix of Vista Business, XP Pro, Windows 7 Pro (it's my home network). Stored User Names and Passwords window will pop up.

In the window, type in this command: rundll32.exe keymgr.dll,KRShowKeyMgr Hit Enter. A user account control window might pop up, asking if you allow the app to make changes on your device. How do I get Win7 to prompt for a user name and password, rather then store them in the system using 'control userpasswords2' command?įile server (Win XP Pro) with two sheared folders: Click Run as an administrator in the window on the left. I've read through everyone suggestions and got to the point where I can access shared files on Win XP from my Win 7 computer however one question is still unanswered:

Rundll32 exe keymgr dll krshowkeymgr