Today one of my friend asked me a AD account lockout related
question, i.e. "there are two users and when they open outlook on their
system, their AD accounts getting locked out automatically".
In such kind of cases, most of the time the issue is caused
by a saved password, where user recently changed his account password but
somehow outlook is not asking for new password and trying to connect using the
old saved credentials instead.
To fix this account lockout issue, what one need to do
is....remove the saved credentials from the system where your outlook account
is configured.
To do so, Go to Start=> Control Panel => Credential
Manager
Here Edit or Remove the saved outlook credentials and this will fix the AD account lockout issue.
Alternatively we can do the same by using this method,
Click Start, Run => rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr (case sensitive)
Alternatively we can do the same by using this method,
Click Start, Run => rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr (case sensitive)
This will open the Stored User Names and Passwords window,
from here you can Edit/Remove or Add new credentials as well as Backup or restore the saved
credentials.
Update: As per my discussion with a fellow Sys admin, Removing the credentials from Credentials Manager doesn't necessarily remove them from Key manager so sometimes we also need to check and remove the same from Stored User Names and Passwords. I am not sure if it's true as never seen this behaviour.
That's it... :)
from here you can Edit/Remove or Add new credentials as well as Backup or restore the saved
credentials.
Update: As per my discussion with a fellow Sys admin, Removing the credentials from Credentials Manager doesn't necessarily remove them from Key manager so sometimes we also need to check and remove the same from Stored User Names and Passwords. I am not sure if it's true as never seen this behaviour.
That's it... :)
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