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you can type in the run command: &nbsp;control userpasswords2<br />
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look for managed passwords
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you can type in the run command:  control userpasswords2

look for managed passwords

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Works on windows 7 but not a response in windows XP.
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Works on windows 7 but not a response in windows XP.

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That is where xp stores saved passwords.<br />
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Start &gt;&nbsp;Run &gt;&nbsp;type: control userpasswords2 &gt;&nbsp;Advanced Tab &gt;&nbsp;Manage Passwords
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That is where xp stores saved passwords.

Start > Run > type: control userpasswords2 > Advanced Tab > Manage Passwords

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I have seen this prompt happen when the password change did not get replicated to the Exchange server. When that happened to me, I logged into OWA, got prompted for the password change, and changed it there.
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I have seen this prompt happen when the password change did not get replicated to the Exchange server. When that happened to me, I logged into OWA, got prompted for the password change, and changed it there.

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Users are getting popups asking for password. Used KB #2762344 &nbsp;for Windows 7 clients but XP does not have the Credential Manager.
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Users are getting popups asking for password. Used KB #2762344  for Windows 7 clients but XP does not have the Credential Manager.

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