Stored users and passwords

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Steffen Loringer

Where can I find the 'Stored users and passwords' option under XP Prof?

Thanks
Steffen
 
Steffen Loringer said:
Where can I find the 'Stored users and passwords' option under XP Prof?

Thanks
Steffen
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What exactly are you looking for?
 
If I connect to networkdrive or folder I have to set username and
password. Windows Server 2003 has an option under ControlPanel-->Stored
Users and Passwords to list these Usernames.Each networkdrive/folder can
be found.

I'm looking for something similiar in XP !

Thanks
 
Steffen Loringer said:
If I connect to networkdrive or folder I have to set username and
password. Windows Server 2003 has an option under ControlPanel-->Stored
Users and Passwords to list these Usernames.Each networkdrive/folder can
be found.

I'm looking for something similiar in XP !

Thanks
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I'm not sure there IS anything like that - if you log on as Administrator
you can use the Control Panel applet to change or delete passwords........
 
Click Start, Run, and type "Control Userpasswords2"
Click "Advanced", "Manage Passwords"

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Steffen Loringer said:
If I connect to networkdrive or folder I have to set username and
password. Windows Server 2003 has an option under ControlPanel-->Stored
Users and Passwords to list these Usernames.Each networkdrive/folder can
be found.

I'm looking for something similiar in XP !

Thanks
Click to expand...

I'm not sure there IS anything like that - if you log on as Administrator
you can use the Control Panel applet to change or delete passwords........
 
Jake said:
Before you post, read MVP responses before you send yours.
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Umm there WERE no responses before I sent mine..... not on this News server
anyway.
 
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