Outlook 2003 prompts me for a password for an email account

R

Redcookie

Help! Outlook 2003 prompts you for a password for an email account that has a
saved password that is already saved. When the dialogue box "Enter Network
Password" pops up (every 5 minutes) it has the server line filled in, my user
name filled in and my password filled in. The "Save the password in your
password list" box is never checked so every 5 minutes i have to reckeck that
box however it never stays!!! This is driving me crazy. It started doing this
yesterday and after calls to my ISP and looking around this site i find no
working resolution. I found something that was for Outlook 2002 but it wasn't
relevant to me because i only have one email account set up that uses this
password and/or user name. can someone save my sanity?
 
A

Alfred Kaufmann

Welcome to the Outlook 2003 Password Hell club. :-( I don't think MS
will write a fix for us, they want to sell Outlook 2007.

Al
 
E

exwks

Redcookie said:
Ah Ha! So i am not alone out here. Well i was afraid of that. What i just
found had me go into my system and changing my registry key, and that could
cause problems that they say cannot be solved. *sigh*

guess i'll have to go shopping because this confirming password every 5
minutes is going to send me to an early grave.

thanks alfred, for at least letting me know it's not just me.
 
E

exwks

Hi,

I'm in... weekend of complete hell trying to sort out OL2002 "enter Network
Password."

Tried everything but nothing worked. Your thought of OL upgrade to OL2007
seems the most viable and honest answer. Thanks for that.

It's good bye to OL for me, there loads of other calendar, contacts and
e-mail sorter-outers on the market, I never want to experience this again.....
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

If you are using WIndows Vista, this is a known issue posted here and in the Outlook groups daily.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, exwks asked:

| Hi,
|
| I'm in... weekend of complete hell trying to sort out OL2002 "enter
| Network Password."
|
| Tried everything but nothing worked. Your thought of OL upgrade to
| OL2007 seems the most viable and honest answer. Thanks for that.
|
| It's good bye to OL for me, there loads of other calendar, contacts
| and e-mail sorter-outers on the market, I never want to experience
| this again.....
|
| "Redcookie" wrote:
|
|| Ah Ha! So i am not alone out here. Well i was afraid of that. What i
|| just found had me go into my system and changing my registry key,
|| and that could cause problems that they say cannot be solved. *sigh*
||
|| guess i'll have to go shopping because this confirming password
|| every 5 minutes is going to send me to an early grave.
||
|| thanks alfred, for at least letting me know it's not just me.
||
||
||
|| "Alfred Kaufmann" wrote:
||
||| Welcome to the Outlook 2003 Password Hell club. :-( I don't think
||| MS will write a fix for us, they want to sell Outlook 2007.
|||
||| Al
|||
||| On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:23:03 -0700, Redcookie
|||
|||| Help! Outlook 2003 prompts you for a password for an email account
|||| that has a saved password that is already saved. When the dialogue
|||| box "Enter Network Password" pops up (every 5 minutes) it has the
|||| server line filled in, my user name filled in and my password
|||| filled in. The "Save the password in your password list" box is
|||| never checked so every 5 minutes i have to reckeck that box
|||| however it never stays!!! This is driving me crazy. It started
|||| doing this yesterday and after calls to my ISP and looking around
|||| this site i find no working resolution. I found something that was
|||| for Outlook 2002 but it wasn't relevant to me because i only have
|||| one email account set up that uses this password and/or user name.
|||| can someone save my sanity?
 

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