Prevent save password?

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hello

anyone know if possible disable save password option on windows? every time access requiring authentication, , sso creds not cut it, windows pop username password box. @ bottom of box there "save password" box. want rid of box. users should able log on using alternate credentials, credentials should not stored.

thanks!

morgan

hi,

thank posting here.

according description, understand that:

prevent save password users using group policy. 

if have misunderstood problem, please don't hesitate let me know.

can enable following group policy disable caching password.

[computer configuration\windows settings\security settings\local policies\security options\network access: not allow storage of credentials or .net passports network authentication]

refer following article if need disable dial-up networking password caching.

disabling save password option in dial-up networking
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/172430

thanks.
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