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where does internet explorer store username and passwords for sites that use NT authentication?<br />
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I access a sharepoint site, which asks me for my NT login and password. When I check the &quot;remember login&quot;, where does it remember it? I don't think it is in cookies because I cleared my cookies and it still remembered it.<br />
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Thanks a ton! this is a great area of mystery to me. I would like to unlock this mystery!
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where does internet explorer store username and passwords for sites that use NT authentication?

I access a sharepoint site, which asks me for my NT login and password. When I check the "remember login", where does it remember it? I don't think it is in cookies because I cleared my cookies and it still remembered it.

Thanks a ton! this is a great area of mystery to me. I would like to unlock this mystery!

where does IE store the username and password for sites using basic or NT authentication

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