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1) Right click on the Dial-Up entry to open its Properties.<br />
2) On the Options tab, make sure Display progress... and Prompt for name ... are selected. OK to close.<br />
3) Open the Dial-Up entry, and uncheck the &quot;Save password.&quot;
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1) Right click on the Dial-Up entry to open its Properties.
2) On the Options tab, make sure Display progress... and Prompt for name ... are selected. OK to close.
3) Open the Dial-Up entry, and uncheck the "Save password."

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portans' solution will work however, there will be nothing to disable the feature alltogether. The users will be able to save the password again.<br />
For a complete disable, you must use the registry setting.
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portans' solution will work however, there will be nothing to disable the feature alltogether. The users will be able to save the password again.
For a complete disable, you must use the registry setting.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
When setting a connexion in the dial up networking :<br />
Is there any way to have the check box &quot;remember password&quot;<br />
removed or inactivated.<br />
I WANT the users to type a password.<br />
<br />
Thanx<br />
WW
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Hi,

When setting a connexion in the dial up networking :
Is there any way to have the check box "remember password"
removed or inactivated.
I WANT the users to type a password.

Thanx
WW

Remember password...

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