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You really should use encrypted passwords, even on a home network. In your smb.conf set encrypt passwords = yes and smb passwd file = /etc/samba/smbpasswd . Then, undo what you were trying to do to get Windows to send plain-text passwords.
Then, did you use smbpasswd to add the username to the Samba password file? smbpasswd -a username . Replace the username with the correct user name, and it will prompt you for the user's password. Unless the username is in the smbpasswd file, it won't be able to match it when you enter it from a Windows box.
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