Connection string with a network password - vb.net

I have a problem when centralizing a database. (I will not use MySQL etc.. since this is only a small application. I will use access only.)
Problem: Code won't run because there is a password on a network.
Based on www.connectionstrings.com this is my connection string:
Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=\\server\share\folder\myAccessFile.accdb;
This code can access the database on a network, but only after I manually access the file and input the password.
Is there a way to input a network password using code in VB.NET?
Note:
I tried this search on this website: "access database on a network with a password in VB.NET" but no luck or my query is incorrect

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