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This usually has something to do with the Security Zone. Try adding it to the Trusted or Local zone under the Security tab.<br />

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This usually has something to do with the Security Zone. Try adding it to the Trusted or Local zone under the Security tab.


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I recently joined a workstation to a new domain and now when I access my company websites I am prompted for my username/password every time, even if I select the option to remember my username/password. &nbsp;I've made sure to set &quot;Automatic logon with current user name and password&quot; under Internet Options, Security Settings and I've also cleared the &quot;Manager Passwords&quot; under user accounts in control panel.<br />
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I've run out of ideas and would appreciate any feedback as this will soon affect a large number of users.
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I recently joined a workstation to a new domain and now when I access my company websites I am prompted for my username/password every time, even if I select the option to remember my username/password.  I've made sure to set "Automatic logon with current user name and password" under Internet Options, Security Settings and I've also cleared the "Manager Passwords" under user accounts in control panel.

I've run out of ideas and would appreciate any feedback as this will soon affect a large number of users.

Automatic logon with current username and password not working

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