I've never had a problem before, but... I have a client with a Server 2003 SBS and a mix of XP Home and XP Pro workstations. The only reason the XP Home workstations utilize the server is for DHCP, internet access (DNS), and a shared folder named "Common User Files". The XP Home PCs use a Workgroup name which is the same as the Domain name. When I set this up, I had no trouble mapping the shared drive on the XP Home PCs. The server would ask for a user name and password to see the share, and I would type in administrator and the admin password. I remember there was an option to save the password which I checked. (I know, I know, I probably opened a security hole I could drive thru, but security is not a major problem here.) Anyway, lately the option to save the password seems to have disappeared (Server 2003 SP1?) and the next time the user tries to access the drive after a reboot, it asks for the admin password. Have I answered my own question? Is SP1 the reason? Is there a workaround? Thanks in advance! Mark