DUN password

Where does Win98 store the dial up password by default. In the registry
I found \software\microsoft\internet account manager\accounts\0000001\*
.. Are there any other places to look?

Thanks

Try doing a search on *.pwl files

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> Where does Win98 store the dial up password by default. In the registry
> I found \software\microsoft\internet account manager\accounts\0000001\*
> . Are there any other places to look?
>
> Thanks
>

DUN passwords are not stored with the PWL files.
The PWL files usually stores log in passwords.
I am trying to locate where the DUN password is stored. In the registry
path \software\microsoft\internet account manager\accounts\0000001\ has
a spot for password but it only showing four dots for the DWORD.

On 1 Aug 2005 12:05:47 -0700, "Bill" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>DUN passwords are not stored with the PWL files.
>The PWL files usually stores log in passwords.
>I am trying to locate where the DUN password is stored. In the registry
>path \software\microsoft\internet account manager\accounts\0000001\ has
>a spot for password but it only showing four dots for the DWORD.

They *are* stored with the .pwl files. If you want to test it just
dial up your isp with a remembered password and then try again after
renaming/deleting the appropriate .pwl file.

Share level sharing passwords and similar non-user-specific passwords
are stored in the registry.
..


Jim.