Hello we are seeing an issue where Credentials Manager is populating the incorrect Domain information when trying to authenticate users(username info) to a NAS box, this happens to more than one user and to more than one network resource. The only solution in this multiple domain environment is to clear the credentials manager and start over from scratch. Anyone have any similar issues?

1. Are there any traces in Event logs? 2. Use audit to pinpoint the cause of problems with authentication (It would be reasonable to give more information on zour szstem.) Regards Milos

Have not checked event logs as of yet...more information on issue..it looks to be isolated to laptop users who had older NT cached credentials. When the login box to the network resource(fileshare, web portal, etc) it is showing the old NT cached username instead of the new AD domain credentials.

Hi, The user name saved in Credential Manager should be like domainname\username. So how do you know Windows searchs for a incorrect domian for autentication? I havenot encountered this kind of issue. I suggest you check the saved credential first. Juke Chou TechNet Community Support

Hi, The user name saved in Credential Manager should be like domainname\username. So how do you know Windows searchs for a incorrect domian for autentication? I havenot encountered this kind of issue. I suggest you check the saved credential first. Juke Chou TechNet Community Support

Hi, is there anything in the vault? Step by Step how to check: http://www.microtom.net/messaging/microsoft-outlook-prompts-for-username-and-password/ If not, I could only think of another Software that changed the behaviour of the Credential Manager (such as Safeguard Disk Encryption)

Hi, is there anything in the vault? Step by Step how to check: http://www.microtom.net/messaging/microsoft-outlook-prompts-for-username-and-password/ If not, I could only think of another Software that changed the behaviour of the Credential Manager (such as Safeguard Disk Encryption)