MS stated there would never be a fix for older versions of Outlook not
saving passwords in protected space and asking each time Outlook is booted
under Win 7.
Now there is a fixed called "ProtectedStorage" as a zip file on their
website. It allows Outlook's password storage location to be unlocked so it
can be written to, by Outlook. This is done by replacing a three .dll files
in Win 7 o/s.
- Goto the MS website and search for "ProtectedStorage".
- Download the zip file
- Unzip the file someplace easy to remember
- Reboot into Safe Mode = (hit <F8> just before the Windows splash screen)
- Run "setup.bat" from the unzipped files in the folder
- Reboot normally.
I haven't found this to affect other permissions, so far.
On Mon, 21 Nov 2011 13:40:42 -0500, "Josepi" <[email protected]>
>MS stated there would never be a fix for older versions of Outlook not
>saving passwords in protected space and asking each time Outlook is booted
>under Win 7.
<SNIP>
Thanks for all the woodworking tips. I'll have to read your messages
more often.