juan
December 6th 03, 01:14 PM
Whenever I set up an internet connection, the password
appears to 'double up' in the internet connection options
and won't let me connect because it's trying to verify a
doubled up connection. The only way around it is to delete
the connection and create it again, but even that won't
work sometimes! HELP!!
Nicholas
December 6th 03, 01:14 PM
Windows XP will encrypt and change the length of a password
for security purposes (so someone cannot determine the number
of characters if a hack is attempted).
If your password is incorrect, turn-off AutoComplete, reboot,
then turn-on AutoComplete, then re-enter your password.
Adjusting AutoComplete Settings:
To modify your settings for the AutoComplete feature or clear all items =
from the list of form or password suggestions, follow these steps in =
Internet Explorer: =20
1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.=20
2. Click the Content tab.=20
3. Click AutoComplete.=20
4. Click the appropriate AutoComplete check boxes, or click Clear =
Forms or Clear Passwords to clear all saved items from the =
appropriate AutoComplete history.=20
Click OK, and then click OK.
--=20
Nicholas
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"juan" > wrote in message:
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| Whenever I set up an internet connection, the password=20
| appears to 'double up' in the internet connection options=20
| and won't let me connect because it's trying to verify a=20
| doubled up connection. The only way around it is to delete=20
| the connection and create it again, but even that won't=20
| work sometimes! HELP!!
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