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Asked by Tangent in Windows 7, Outlook Groupware Software
I was pleased that my old Office XP Professional 2002 loaded ok onto Windows 7. It seemed all I needed was something called Microsoft Agent and it all worked fine. Was able to directly import my pst file with no need for all the various forms of back ups I'd made as a precaution before reformatting the machine.
All is well but one thing.
Outlook just won't hold the passwords for my 5 email accounts. I am now so fed up with having to keep entering them every time.
Mailwasher is holding them with no problems
I have created a new Profile and re-imported the pst file but the problem persisted
I have also followed online advice to go into the registry and find the HKEY_CURRENT-USER\Software
\Microsoft
\Protected
Storage System Provider.
I selected the 'Reset Permissions for all child objects and enable propagation of inheritable permissions" box. I then deleted the user subkey folder.
Still the password will not stay put!
Any other ideas?
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625