I attempted to look up anything I could, and my version of Ultimate does
allow you to tick that radio button. The only page I could find that might
explain is...
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...s/default.mspx
And it describes Business and Ultimate edition as "Business networking and
Remote Desktop for easier connectivity".
This might mean the option is only for business and ultimate editions. In
that case you might consider swapping your version for Business or Ultimate.
"Stuppy" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got myself a copy of Vista Home Premium OEM yesterday. I am still unsure
> of whether I like it or not - but one thing that is REALLY trying my patience
> that I spent 2hrs trying to sort last night.
>
> In XP, when connecting to other computers, you could save the username and
> password so that you dont have to enter it everytime you after you restart or
> whatever (by ticking the "remember password" box). In Vista, it doesn't seem
> to work. When I connect to another computer on my network, I get the Windows
> login box like normal - I enter the username and password, I tick the
> "remember" box, and it connects. After I reboot, I have to do it again -
> instead of it remembering it like it should.
>
> When I go into Accounts and go into "Manage my network passwords" (or sommet
> like that), and I click to add a new password - I cannot create "A Windows
> Logon Credential". I can only create the web one. The radio button for
> Windows Logon is greyed out.
>
> I REALLY hope this is something that is not built into Home Premium
> otherwise I will feel 100% cheated out of 80 quid. But I am confident that
> its some security thing that just needs to be got round.
>
> Any ideas?