They include corrupt password list (.pwl) files, a missing or corrupt network client in DUN, installing Service Pack 1 and not installing the password patch, using user profiles and not using a windows logon password, and using the cancel button to bypass the Windows 95 logon screen. Numerous problems can cause the dial up networking (DUN) password not to save. The following is a Newsgroups-Posting of “ Ron Badour ” on this problem: More information on this Password-Problem is available in a Microsoft article: If you’re running Windows 95 or Win95 A (OSR1), you may need need the Password List update, available at: To enable Password-Caching, set the value to 0 (or delete the key). Look for the key: “ DisablePwdCaching” or “ DisablePasswordCaching“. All the above is properly installed, you can put the Checkmark on “Save password”, but the password is still not saved:ĭid somebody use POLEDIT (Policy Editor) on your system do disable Password Caching (a policy may have downloaded to your system as part of the Logon to a central file-server ) ?
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