Remember checkbox doesnt remain checked. Not password problem.
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From: dontmesswithbill on 6 Sep 2009 17:49 First let me state passwords ARE being remembered, it's the "checkbox" which does not stay checked. Happens in Firefox, IE 6, Outlook Connector... virtually any where on the system there is someplace to retain user login information. If I click the username field and tab through the password field, the data is there, just doesn't remember the checkbox.
From: SPAMCOP User on 6 Sep 2009 18:00 Registry permission -- SPAMCOP User "dontmesswithbill" <dontmesswithbill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9DE47AC1-5A52-4BD5-AD43-AA645575D08D(a)microsoft.com... > First let me state passwords ARE being remembered, it's the "checkbox" > which > does not stay checked. Happens in Firefox, IE 6, Outlook Connector... > virtually any where on the system there is someplace to retain user login > information. > > If I click the username field and tab through the password field, the data > is there, just doesn't remember the checkbox.
From: dontmesswithbill on 6 Sep 2009 18:11 Thank you for the suggestion, could you be more specific? "SPAMCOP User" wrote: > Registry permission > > -- > SPAMCOP User > > > "dontmesswithbill" <dontmesswithbill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:9DE47AC1-5A52-4BD5-AD43-AA645575D08D(a)microsoft.com... > > First let me state passwords ARE being remembered, it's the "checkbox" > > which > > does not stay checked. Happens in Firefox, IE 6, Outlook Connector... > > virtually any where on the system there is someplace to retain user login > > information. > > > > If I click the username field and tab through the password field, the data > > is there, just doesn't remember the checkbox. > >
From: SPAMCOP User on 7 Sep 2009 01:51 Until the group know exactly which checkboxes it will be hard to say If for example you have write access yet something has removed the read access it would set the entry but not show it because you don't have the permission to do so. Saying that, everyone should have read access Also, I'd be checking to see if it happens on another account. If not, what are the registry permissions for those checkboxes on the HKEY_CURRENT_USER hive There is a utility called regmon available from System Internals which you can set for writes only. Filter writes then have the checkbox window open, capture on regmon, check the box, click APPLY then stop caputuring. You will see a list of entries, go through the list & find the checkbox in question. You can then double-click that entry to jump to that key in the registry to check permissions... Download from here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896652.aspx -- SPAMCOP User "dontmesswithbill" <dontmesswithbill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0985FF5E-297B-4E80-A1B7-E0F278D619D9(a)microsoft.com... > Thank you for the suggestion, could you be more specific? > > "SPAMCOP User" wrote: > >> Registry permission >> >> -- >> SPAMCOP User >> >> >> "dontmesswithbill" <dontmesswithbill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message news:9DE47AC1-5A52-4BD5-AD43-AA645575D08D(a)microsoft.com... >> > First let me state passwords ARE being remembered, it's the "checkbox" >> > which >> > does not stay checked. Happens in Firefox, IE 6, Outlook Connector... >> > virtually any where on the system there is someplace to retain user >> > login >> > information. >> > >> > If I click the username field and tab through the password field, the >> > data >> > is there, just doesn't remember the checkbox. >> >>
From: dontmesswithbill on 8 Sep 2009 16:57 Thank you again for the help, regmon is beyond my skill level. I tried logging in a different account and the boxes are retained, so it is specific to one account. The web browsers do not remember anything on pages, not just login. For Example. UPS's website or Fedex ask for Country everytime I open them. I can check the box to remember USA and next time I go to UPS.com it will ask for country again. Anybody? "SPAMCOP User" wrote: > Until the group know exactly which checkboxes it will be hard to say > > If for example you have write access yet something has removed the read > access it would set the entry but not show it because you don't have the > permission to do so. Saying that, everyone should have read access > > Also, I'd be checking to see if it happens on another account. If not, what > are the registry permissions for those checkboxes on the HKEY_CURRENT_USER > hive > > There is a utility called regmon available from System Internals which you > can set for writes only. Filter writes then have the checkbox window open, > capture on regmon, check the box, click APPLY then stop caputuring. You will > see a list of entries, go through the list & find the checkbox in question. > You can then double-click that entry to jump to that key in the registry to > check permissions... > > Download from here: > > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896652.aspx > > -- > SPAMCOP User > > > "dontmesswithbill" <dontmesswithbill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:0985FF5E-297B-4E80-A1B7-E0F278D619D9(a)microsoft.com... > > Thank you for the suggestion, could you be more specific? > > > > "SPAMCOP User" wrote: > > > >> Registry permission > >> > >> -- > >> SPAMCOP User > >> > >> > >> "dontmesswithbill" <dontmesswithbill(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > >> message news:9DE47AC1-5A52-4BD5-AD43-AA645575D08D(a)microsoft.com... > >> > First let me state passwords ARE being remembered, it's the "checkbox" > >> > which > >> > does not stay checked. Happens in Firefox, IE 6, Outlook Connector... > >> > virtually any where on the system there is someplace to retain user > >> > login > >> > information. > >> > > >> > If I click the username field and tab through the password field, the > >> > data > >> > is there, just doesn't remember the checkbox. > >> > >> > >
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