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Outlook 2003 Prompting for New Password
We have about 500 users in an Windows 2003 server environment connecting to an Exchange 2003 server using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP workstations. For one of our desktop users, each time she changes her network password Outlook then prompts for her user credentials. She enters her new password, checks the box to save the password, and the prompt does not return until the next password change. The user's Outlook is configured with only the Exchange Mailbox (no POP accounts), it is not in cached mode, and it is not configured for RPC over HTTP. Outlook security settings are not configured for encryption or to prompt for user name and password. I have tried changing the "Logon Network Security" option, but the behavior continues to be the same. I have searched the MSKB, but can not find any articles specific to this issue. I will be happy to award points for an answer that solves this issue. Thanks, in advance!
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3rd Aug 2006
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I would really like to hear from anyone who can resolve this issue. Thanks!
7th Aug 2006
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I've seen this same issue in the past (though with a much smaller network - 100 users). After racking our brains for over a week (although the problem existed for over 3 months), what we ended up doing was deleting the user account and created a new one. Have not heard reports of the issue popping up again.
I know that probably wasn't the "technical" answer you wanted to hear, but our organization didn't allow us anymore time to diagnose the problem correctly, so we tried an "unorthodox" solution, and it worked!!!! (for us).
Good Luck
I know that probably wasn't the "technical" answer you wanted to hear, but our organization didn't allow us anymore time to diagnose the problem correctly, so we tried an "unorthodox" solution, and it worked!!!! (for us).
Good Luck
10th Aug 2006
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"fungus" - Thanks for the answer. Like you, we don't have the time or resources to really get to the root of the problem. Exactly what user account(s) did you delete? Did you just delete the Exchange Mailbox or did you actually delete the entire NT account? I have tried removing the user profile from Outlook and then adding it back, but that has not fixed it. We may actually be able to try your suggestion, since we can't seem to come up with any others...
10th Aug 2006
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Same problem with POP
Gina, I have found the same problem with Outlook 2003 and POP. Windows XP power user who changes her Win XP password is then forced to resave passwords for Outlook 2003 emails accounts. When she resaves them she is fine until the next time she changes her Win XP password. I too have not found anything in MSKB. I would be interested in exchanging / posting the exact error messages to see if we can resolve this.
21st Jan 2007
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I looked long and deep for this answer a year ago and found issue with a reg key that had to be deleted and restored.. But for the life of me I cant find the answer again. PS: I solved my customers problem but NOW I HAVE IT !! any help appreciated
aeborch@...
22nd Aug 2007
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Try this link
I don't know if this will fix it, but it seems to be related: http://redwax.wordpress.com/2007/04/24/outlook-remote-access-features-cant-save-a-password-for-automatic-logon-exchange-role-based-server-security-solution/
I have a similar problem that I have to enter my password every time I start Outlook with through on VPN connection (even though I check the box to remember the password).
I have a similar problem that I have to enter my password every time I start Outlook with through on VPN connection (even though I check the box to remember the password).
8th Jul 2007
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This link is really good
shaicemichael@...
2nd Aug 2007
Go to the zone settings for internet explorer or in outlook. change the custom zone settings for local intranet and trusted sites to use 'Automatic logon with current user name and password'
in outlook....
Tools-->options-->security-->zone settings-> select Local intranet-->custom...scroll to the bottom under user authentication/logon select 'Automatic logon with current user name and password'.
We use Office 2003, but I am sure this should work for all version of office.
Do this for the trusted intranet sites also.
Hope this works for ya.
in outlook....
Tools-->options-->security-->zone settings-> select Local intranet-->custom...scroll to the bottom under user authentication/logon select 'Automatic logon with current user name and password'.
We use Office 2003, but I am sure this should work for all version of office.
Do this for the trusted intranet sites also.
Hope this works for ya.
wadegreen@...
10th Aug 2007
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Found the solution to this problem over here.
I had the same problem with outlook express and I got the solution at the following website. Hope it works for you too.
http://systemsonline.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=84&Itemid=60
http://systemsonline.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=84&Itemid=60
1st Oct 2007
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The solution by JeePee fixed it for me at http://www.askdavetaylor.com/stop_outlook_from_asking_for_an_account_password.html
msadams@...
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