If "Client for Microsoft Networks" was not on display already (just unchecked) - that would be strange. Non the less, if you also hit the install - install a client - add client - and "Client for Microsoft Networks" was not an option already in the display? Then yes, you would need a disk to load it from as you have surmised... However, you may be able to jump start process by using "Control Panel" "Add or Remove Programs" and select "Add/Remove Windows Components" and select all of the networking options you see - and this process knows how to "READ" the "Installation CD" by itself.. Then return to the instructions on adding in the "Client for Microsoft Networks" I suspect, it (the option to select) would be there then? Cheers, John C. Gunvaldson www.fox-net.com
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