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georgepomone · 07-06-2005, 13:12

Hi Nidge,
I've had similar to this before on occasion. It's a fault in Outlook and Outlook Express. When you get damaged keys in the registry. There is a way of clearing it up. You have to go into the registry and remove the damaged password keys. Then you just re-enter your password and it stores it.
There are insights into this on Doug Knox's site and Kelly's corner.You have to follow the instructions to the letter of course as you are changing things in the registry. Make sure to create a store point or other back up before proceeding.
George.

07-06-2005, 13:12	#4
georgepomone Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Services: Tivo. VIP 120 Pack. Posts: 291	Re: Password in Outlook Hi Nidge, I've had similar to this before on occasion. It's a fault in Outlook and Outlook Express. When you get damaged keys in the registry. There is a way of clearing it up. You have to go into the registry and remove the damaged password keys. Then you just re-enter your password and it stores it. There are insights into this on Doug Knox's site and Kelly's corner.You have to follow the instructions to the letter of course as you are changing things in the registry. Make sure to create a store point or other back up before proceeding. George.