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15180	2001-07-08 01:28:00	My friend has Win95/IEv.4 on her computer and cannot get her browser to save the password. I have put her user name and password into InternetOptions/connections/settings/ispconnection/settings but the save password box on her dial-up window remains greyed out. What do I do next?	Guest (0)
15181	2001-07-08 02:24:00	Try this, it worked for me... Step one. The first thing that you need to do is click on the start button and open up the control panel. Step two. Now that you have the control panel open, double click on the control panel called Network. Step three. In Network, the first thing that you want to do is make sure that your primary network logon is set to 'Windows Logon' and not something else. Step four. Next you need to add the Client for Microsoft Networks. To do this click on the add button and then select clients. Next choose the Microsoft option and double click on Client for Microsoft Networks. Note: at this time Windows will most likely prompt you for the CD-ROM. Step five. Click OK and when it asks you if you want to restart your computer click yes. Now you should be able to check save password.	Guest (0)
15182	2001-07-08 08:56:00	Hi Noel, windows saves passwords in a file called 'username'.pwl where 'username' is the user name used when you login to windows at load time.If you cancel that login then windows doesn't know who you are and so it greys out the option to save passwords. Regards PC	Guest (0)
15183	2001-07-08 11:13:00	He's not talking about the windows login password Peter but the dial-up password which is different, and its easier if its saved so there's no need to type it in everytime you go online, I think he needs to install the network client how I described in my above post.	Guest (0)
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