Fix for some Windows Authentication issues

10/13/09

Permalink 08:04:50 pm, by truewill Email , 73 words, 126 views   English (US)
Categories: Tips, TFS, Windows, Security

Fix for some Windows Authentication issues

Having trouble connecting to Outlook, TFS, or anything that uses Windows Authentication? Always getting prompted for your password?

Windows may be caching an old password.

Go to Start –> Run and type: control keymgr.dll

It will open a window that has your saved passwords. Remove anything in there that you don’t want.

Thanks to Justin and Joe at work for this tip!

(Tried under Windows XP Pro; use at your own risk.)

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Comment from: OME [Visitor] · http://www.breakwaterit.co.uk
Thanks - that's done it for me
PermalinkPermalink 03/17/10 @ 10:59

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