Can't connect to local computer

I guess this is a configuation/manage question,as I can't find a ng
specifically for XP networking issues.

Anyway, I've setup in my home a few computers, all running Win XP PRO
with sp 2 installed. In most cases I don't have any problems with one
computer connecting to another computer.

However, when connecting from my desktop to the notebook, I get this
message:

"The mapped network drive could not be created because the following
error has occureed: Logon failure: the user hsa not be granted the
requested logon type at the computer."

What does this mean, and how do I fix it. Interestingly enough, I am
able to connect from the notebook to the desktop.

TIA.

Karl <kthompson.RemoveThis@nospam.pine-grove.com> wrote:

>I guess this is a configuation/manage question,as I can't find a ng
>specifically for XP networking issues.
>
>Anyway, I've setup in my home a few computers, all running Win XP PRO
>with sp 2 installed. In most cases I don't have any problems with one
>computer connecting to another computer.
>
>However, when connecting from my desktop to the notebook, I get this
>message:
>
>"The mapped network drive could not be created because the following
>error has occureed: Logon failure: the user hsa not be granted the
>requested logon type at the computer."

See "Troubleshooting Home Networking in Windows XP"
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308007).