I have 2 computers set up with Win 2K and all current updates.
I have the same e-mail accounts set up on both computers and I have checked
both computers setting in OE6 and as far as I can tell, they are the same.
The one computer will check my e-mail and go to my in box every time i turn
it on, but on the other computer it always asks me for my pass word no
matter if I check the save box or not.
I have even set up other e-mail accounts on this machine and it still asks
me for a password.
Even using a different Identity it asks for a password every time.
What am I missing here .
It's driving me nuts.
TIA,
Amir

Try asking in a group specific to your email software.

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"Amir Facade" wrote:
|I have 2 computers set up with Win 2K and all current updates.
| I have the same e-mail accounts set up on both computers and I have
checked
| both computers setting in OE6 and as far as I can tell, they are the same.
| The one computer will check my e-mail and go to my in box every time i
turn
| it on, but on the other computer it always asks me for my pass word no
| matter if I check the save box or not.
| I have even set up other e-mail accounts on this machine and it still asks
| me for a password.
| Even using a different Identity it asks for a password every time.
| What am I missing here .
| It's driving me nuts.
| TIA,
| Amir
|
|
|
|

Amir Facade wrote:
> I have 2 computers set up with Win 2K and all current updates.
> I have the same e-mail accounts set up on both computers and I have checked
> both computers setting in OE6 and as far as I can tell, they are the same.
> The one computer will check my e-mail and go to my in box every time i turn
> it on, but on the other computer it always asks me for my pass word no
> matter if I check the save box or not.
> I have even set up other e-mail accounts on this machine and it still asks
> me for a password.
> Even using a different Identity it asks for a password every time.

Windows will ask for a password at startup if it is part of a workgroup.
I guessing, but if you turn on PC-1 while PC-2 is off, PC-1 will
assume it is a single machine and not ask for the password. If you
leave PC-1 on and then turn on PC-2, PC-2 will see PC-1 and enter the
same workgroup after you have supplied the password.

I haven't played with this but it might work to tell both PCs they are
in different workgroups. Is there an option for no workgroup?

Outlook Express 6 is part of my Win 2K installation.




"Dave Patrick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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:
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:
: Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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:
: "Amir Facade" wrote:
: |I have 2 computers set up with Win 2K and all current updates.
: | I have the same e-mail accounts set up on both computers and I have
: checked
: | both computers setting in OE6 and as far as I can tell, they are the
same.
: | The one computer will check my e-mail and go to my in box every time i
: turn
: | it on, but on the other computer it always asks me for my pass word no
: | matter if I check the save box or not.
: | I have even set up other e-mail accounts on this machine and it still
asks
: | me for a password.
: | Even using a different Identity it asks for a password every time.
: | What am I missing here .
: | It's driving me nuts.
: | TIA,
: | Amir
: |
: |
: |
: |
:
:

Thanks for the reply, but this has nothing to do with work groups.
The 2 computers are 130 miles apart.
I am talking about Outlook Express asking for a password on one computer and
not on another when both computers are set-up identically.



"William W. Plummer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:4M-dnXfuZtXokQzfRVn-(E-Mail Removed)...
: Amir Facade wrote:
: > I have 2 computers set up with Win 2K and all current updates.
: > I have the same e-mail accounts set up on both computers and I have
checked
: > both computers setting in OE6 and as far as I can tell, they are the
same.
: > The one computer will check my e-mail and go to my in box every time i
turn
: > it on, but on the other computer it always asks me for my pass word no
: > matter if I check the save box or not.
: > I have even set up other e-mail accounts on this machine and it still
asks
: > me for a password.
: > Even using a different Identity it asks for a password every time.
:
: Windows will ask for a password at startup if it is part of a workgroup.
: I guessing, but if you turn on PC-1 while PC-2 is off, PC-1 will
: assume it is a single machine and not ask for the password. If you
: leave PC-1 on and then turn on PC-2, PC-2 will see PC-1 and enter the
: same workgroup after you have supplied the password.
:
: I haven't played with this but it might work to tell both PCs they are
: in different workgroups. Is there an option for no workgroup?

Wrong group try asking them here inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress

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"Amir Facade" wrote:
| Outlook Express 6 is part of my Win 2K installation.

Thanks Dave.
I did and got an answer .
Amir



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: "Amir Facade" wrote:
: | Outlook Express 6 is part of my Win 2K installation.
:
:

Glad to hear it's sorted.

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"Amir Facade" wrote:
| Thanks Dave.
| I did and got an answer .
| Amir