[triadtechtalk] I would like to find the place where you found the answer
- From: "Lewis & Becky Kincaid" <skyhawk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <triadtechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 17:36:14 -0700
Armando
I would like to find the place where you found the answer about Outlook
Express... If you would Please...
That is unless you want to keep it a secret and just keep finding the
answers for me all of the time... *smiling*
skyhawk
----- Original Message -----
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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