Çözüm Merkezi: Çevirmeli Ağ Şifreyi Kaydetmiyor

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Win95 hatta Win98'de karşımıza çıkan bu can sıkıcı problemi çözelim.

 

Bu probleme yol açan olan bir çok nokta var:

 

Bu işlemi kolaylaştırabilirsiniz.

 

 

	İPUCU
"Primary Network Logon" olarak "Client for Microsoft Networks" olması gerkiyorsa (ağa bağlanıyorsanız), TweakUI ile login ekranı gelmeden login olmayı sağlayabilirsiniz.

 

 

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Hala problem çözülmediyse, POLEDIT (Policy Editor) kullanılarak şifrelerin kaydedilmesi özelliği kapatılmış olabilir. Eğer bir sunucuya (NT sunucu gibi) login oluyorsanız, login olduğunuzda bu özellik kapatılıyor olabilir.

 

Bu durumu aşağıdaki registry anahtarına bakarak anlayabilirsiniz.

 

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network:

"DisablePwdCaching" veya "DisablePasswordCaching" anahtarları olabilir. Problemi çözmek için bu anahtarların değeri sıfır olmalı.

 

Allta konu ile ilgili diğer bilgiler yer alıyor.

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If you're running Windows 95 or Win95 A (OSR1), you may need need the Password List update, available at: http://support.microsoft.com/download/support/mslfiles/MSPWLUPD.EXE

More information on this Password-Problem is available in a Microsoft article:
http://premium.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q148/9/25.asp

Check Box Is Unavailable:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q137/3/61.asp

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The following is a Newsgroups-Posting of "Ron Badour" on this problem:
(microsoft.public.win95.networking on Dec.28,97)

Numerous problems can cause the dial up networking (DUN) password not to save. 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. These problems are often related so fix everything at once. Service Pack 1 (if you want it) and the password patch are available from the Microsoft Library at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/system-updates.htm.

If you install Service Pack 1, you must install the password patch since it corrects a bug the pack introduces. Note. The service pack and patch info does not apply to W95 ver 4.00.950b (OSR2).

These knowledge base articles have information about DUN and it problems: Q148925, Password Not Saved; Q135197, Damaged Password List File; Q137361, No Password Save Box; Q141858, No Logon Box Available at Startup; and Q138789, Configuring DUN. They are available at:
http://www.microsoft.com/kb/default.asp .
Save the pertinent ones as text files so they're handy for correcting problems.
After installing the password patch (if applicable), do a search on *.pwl which is the password list file. You may have more than one if you use user profiles. The file will be username.pwl (mine is Ron.pwl). Delete all username.pwl files (not the Rna.pwl file if you have it) and then reboot. If the logon screen doesn't appear, see KB article Q141858 for instructions. If you get a logon screen, enter a user name and a password if you use user profiles. If you don't use profiles, enter a user name but leave the password and the reconfirm boxes blank. A blank password establishes a new .pwl file and precludesthe logon screen from appearing again. Launch your DUN and see if the "save" box is grayed out. If it is, see KB article Q137361 for instructions. If it's working, enter your ISP password, mark the save box and click the connect button. Let the DUN make an actual connection, disconnect, close down everything, reboot, and then launch DUN to ensure the password will save. If you continue to have problems, consult the remaining KB articles, above. As an alternative, you can use Dunce which is freeware available for download at <http://www.vecdev.com/duncelinks.html>. It remembers your password and does several other DUN chores.

Regards

Ron Badour, MS MVP-DTS
Tips: http://lonestar.texas.net/~rwbadour/index.html/
Knowledge Base Info: http://support.microsoft.com/support/a.asp?M=S

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