Outlook 2000 on Vista Business

Configuration Scenario

1) A new laptop with Vista Business installed.
2) Under User Account / Manage User Password, I've assigned a *.domainname
so that when I map a network drive within the same domain, it will use the
stored username and password to access resource. This works in XP without
any issue.

Problem
1) When I manually assign a map drive, the credential prompt for username
and password comes up. Why does this come up even though I have done (2) as
above.
2) Also, when opening Outlook 2000, a credential prompt comes up and after
typing the username, domain and password, it lets me through and I can see
the email. However, in XP, this credential prompt never comes up.

Is there a fix for this?


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Relevant Pages

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