[triadtechtalk] Armando, You are a genius, Not only did you fix that problem
- From: "Lewis & Becky Kincaid" <skyhawk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <triadtechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 17:26:47 -0700
Armando
You are a genius... You knew right where to go to fix my password in Outlook
Express not remembering... Thank you... It now "Remembers"
Not only did you fix that problem... But another one that Copper.net tech's
couldn't figure out... And that is... I wasn't getting any mail via
Copper.net.. But after doing what you said.. I am now getting my e-mails
too...
So you fixed 2 for the price of one... Thank You....
Skyhawk
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From: <avbsantos@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <triadtechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 12:12 PM
Subject: [triadtechtalk] Re: Outlook Express 6.0 ~ having to re-enter the
password over & over
> Lewis, this is what I was able to dig up re your
> "...XP's OE won't save my password..." problem.
> It may sound complicated but it worked for the person
> experiencing your problem. I think this I found in
> LockerGnome's "Tips" included in their Daily version:
>
> Here it goes:
>
> BEGIN EXTRACT
> ------------------------
> Windows XP Home, and my Outlook Express doesn't
> remember my e-mail password. I have checked the "Save
> password" checkbox, but Outlook Express still doesn't
> remember my password. What is the problem and what can
> I do to fix it?
>
> Answer: The problem is that your Windows Registry
> doesn't have the correct information for the Protected
> Storage System Provider subkey. I will warn you that
> this fix will involve having to edit your registry.
> That being said, I would suggest that you back up this
> registry subkey before you edit it. To do this, click
> Start | Run, type "regedt32" (sans quotes), and click
> OK. Now you need to navigate to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER \
> Software \ Microsoft \ Protected Storage System
> Provider" (sans quotes) and then click File | Export.
> From here, just type in a file name you'll recognize,
> and in the "Save In" box navigate to a familiar place,
> like My Documents or My Desktop, and click Save. You
> have successfully backed up this registry key.
>
> Since we are already at the proper key in the registry,
> we might as well continue on from here. Click Edit |
> Permissions. Ensure that "Read" and "Full Control"
> permissions are both set to "Allow" for the account you
> are logged in as. Now, click the Advanced button to
> ensure that the user that is currently logged on has
> Full Control listed in the Permissions column, and that
> This Key and Subkeys is listed in the "Apply To"
> column. If not, then just click Edit to add the
> appropriate permissions. Make sure there is a check in
> the checkbox next to "Replace permission entries on all
> child objects with entries shown here that apply to
> child objects." From here, click the Apply button, and
> then click "Yes" when you receive a prompt to continue.
> Click the OK button until you get back to the Registry
> Editor. Now, expand the Protected Storage System
> Provider registry key and delete the user subkey
> folders listed inside. The user subkey folder should
> have a name like:
> S-1-5-21-124525095-708259637-1543119021-16701. You can
> delete the folder by clicking on it, and then clicking
> Edit | Delete.
>
> The next step is to close the Registry Editor and then
> restart your computer. When your computer comes back
> up, you will want to re-enter your password in Outlook
> Express. Open Outlook Express, and if you get a login
> error, then just close the dialog box and continue.
> Once in Outlook Express, click Tools | Accounts. In the
> Internet Accounts window, click on the Mail tab. Choose
> your e- mail account where the password needs to be
> re-entered, and then click the Properties button. On
> the Server tab, type your e-mail password in the
> Password box and put a check in the checkbox next to
> "Remember password." Now, click OK and close all the
> way back to the main Outlook Express window. Go to the
> File | Exit to close Outlook Express. The next time you
> open Outlook Express, you shouldn't have the password
> problem anymore; just click the Send and Receive button
> to test this. [Brian]
> -------------------------------------
> END EXTRACT
>
> HTH, skyhawk.
> armando.
>
> On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 10:54:10 -0700, "Lewis & Becky
> Kincaid" wrote:
>
> >
> > I have a HP Pavilion 510n with windows XP and 510mb...
> > I use Outlook Express
> > 6.0
> >
> > And for some reason, it will no longer save my
> > password. I have to reenter
> > it over and over.. Even thought I have the box checked
> > fro saving the
> > password for all 3 accounts...
> >
> > So every time it checks my mail.. I have to re-enter
> > the password..
> >
> > Any idea's as to what is causing this or how to
> correct
> > this from
> > continuing????
> >
> > Skyhawk
> >
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