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ruben.schollaert

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Since: Feb 10, 2007
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 3:06 am
Post subject: Password caching
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When someone sets up a share in windows sharing, passwords can be
enabled... But when someone enters the password for a share on a
computer, the computer doesn't ask for the password 'till the next
reboot, I don't want the computer to cache the passwords, is there a
way to disable them? (Using Windows XP Home)..

I tried the registry key about caching, I added it (because it wasn't
there) and that doesn't work.. :\

- Ruben

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