T61 XP-pro Microsoft file and printer sharing unchecks on Intel(R) 82566M NIC after reboot

I check Microsoft file and printer sharing but after reboot it is unchecked for Intel(R) 82566M NIC connection profile.
Anyone else seen this or fixed?
Message Edited by jbaaremartin on 07-18-2008 11:11 PM
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Problem was setting in security section for the profile in Thinkvantage Access Connections; it was set to cancel Microsoft File and Printer sharing.

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File and Printer Sharing problem

Message Edited by bartman_60042 on 11-13-2007 05:47 AM

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My set-up: Linksys Cable Modem with Linksys Wireless Router. 2 Desktop Computers (Black and Grey) and 1 Laptop. Windows XP SP2 with all current upgrades on each.
While setting up File and Printer Sharing, I have the following:
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3) The Laptop can only file/printer share from the Grey computer; not from the Black computer.
All 3 computers were configured the same as far as I can tell. The only difference I notice is that the Black computer boots without the XP 'login' screen (no password required), could this be causing the problem? If this is the issue, how would I change the settings to 'login' to the Black computer? Any thing else which may be wrong?

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