My Network Password!

One of my student at my school "accidently" clicked the "Remember my
password" button, is there a way to make the computer "Forget my password".
Please email responses to raymond_beavers@mywitcc.com. Thanks Very Much,
RyBvrs

Open IE (Internet Explorer)>Tools>Internet Options>Content tab>
AutoComplete - Settings button>uncheck all and click OK. Under the
General tab click Delete then delete for Forms and Passwords>OK out.

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XP - WNP
Today is the first day of the
rest of your life.



"RyBvrs" wrote:

> One of my student at my school "accidently" clicked the "Remember my
> password" button, is there a way to make the computer "Forget my password".
> Please email responses to raymond_beavers@mywitcc.com. Thanks Very Much,
> RyBvrs
>

I forgot, you may want to keep AutoComplete for Web addresses. Sorry.
--
XP - WNP
Today is the first day of the
rest of your life.



"RyBvrs" wrote:

> One of my student at my school "accidently" clicked the "Remember my
> password" button, is there a way to make the computer "Forget my password".
> Please email responses to raymond_beavers@mywitcc.com. Thanks Very Much,
> RyBvrs
>

Go to Control Panel > User Accounts
Click on your account, or the account you wish to change.
On the right hand side there should be a box that says "Related Tasks" with
an option saying "Manage my network passwords"
Any passwords you want to get rid of, just click on it and hit remove.
Let me know if this helps.
-kenkcj

"RyBvrs" <RyBvrs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F2C81A7E-0951-48C1-8BB9-473C017FBACD@microsoft.com...
> One of my student at my school "accidently" clicked the "Remember my
> password" button, is there a way to make the computer "Forget my
> password".
> Please email responses to raymond_beavers@mywitcc.com. Thanks Very Much,
> RyBvrs
>

"RyBvrs" <RyBvrs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F2C81A7E-0951-48C1-8BB9-473C017FBACD@microsoft.com...
> One of my student at my school "accidently" clicked the "Remember my
> password" button, is there a way to make the computer "Forget my
> password".
> Please email responses to raymond_beavers@mywitcc.com. Thanks Very Much,
> RyBvrs

This is a public newsgroup and private answers aren't generally given; the
answer you receive may well help others wth the same problem.

Your real email address on this group is exposing it to email spammers.

Ken and others,
I had the same problem. From Vista Ultimate, I could not access a network
resource. I had entered the other computer name (an XP Pro in a Windows
workgroup), entered a correct user id on that computer, but an invalid
password. And I ticked the box to remember the password.

Now, I could "open" the other computer and see all of its network shares,
but none of the network shares could be opened - access was denied.

I went to user accounts, manage my network passwords - THERE WERE NO
ENTRIES. So I couldn't remove the invalid entry. I also was not prompted for
a correct entry.

Eventually, after searching everywhere in the knowledgebase, I decided to
reset the password on the user account - this deleted all stored passwords,
and I started fresh with the correct user id and password.

Does anyone know of a less drastic means to remove the offending but
invisible stored password?

Is this a bug that should be reported?
--
Jim C


"kenkcj" wrote:

> Go to Control Panel > User Accounts
> Click on your account, or the account you wish to change.
> On the right hand side there should be a box that says "Related Tasks" with
> an option saying "Manage my network passwords"
> Any passwords you want to get rid of, just click on it and hit remove.
> Let me know if this helps.
> -kenkcj
>

I would say that this is definitely a bug within vista and should be
reported to microsoft. If there's a stored network password that is
completely invisible... there's something wrong there. I'm sure you could
find the information in the registry or embedded somewhere on the computer,
but that would be a huge strain just for a simple password and should be
found alot easier on the computer.
-kenkcj

"Jim" <Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9295B37E-AD05-4085-B779-195C98B00C56@microsoft.com...
> Ken and others,
> I had the same problem. From Vista Ultimate, I could not access a network
> resource. I had entered the other computer name (an XP Pro in a Windows
> workgroup), entered a correct user id on that computer, but an invalid
> password. And I ticked the box to remember the password.
>
> Now, I could "open" the other computer and see all of its network shares,
> but none of the network shares could be opened - access was denied.
>
> I went to user accounts, manage my network passwords - THERE WERE NO
> ENTRIES. So I couldn't remove the invalid entry. I also was not prompted
> for
> a correct entry.
>
> Eventually, after searching everywhere in the knowledgebase, I decided to
> reset the password on the user account - this deleted all stored
> passwords,
> and I started fresh with the correct user id and password.
>
> Does anyone know of a less drastic means to remove the offending but
> invisible stored password?
>
> Is this a bug that should be reported?
> --
> Jim C
>
>
> "kenkcj" wrote:
>
>> Go to Control Panel > User Accounts
>> Click on your account, or the account you wish to change.
>> On the right hand side there should be a box that says "Related Tasks"
>> with
>> an option saying "Manage my network passwords"
>> Any passwords you want to get rid of, just click on it and hit remove.
>> Let me know if this helps.
>> -kenkcj
>>
>