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• Unknown generic credentials in windows 7 - virtualapp/didlogical

  Original title: generic credentials

  I was in my control panel and went in the generic credentials in the credentials manager and there is a file where my email list are called virtualapp/didlogical (USERNAME: 02ktirqmmgzx) that I'm not familiar with.  If I delete, will create a problem on my system?  Last year, I had a problem with someone hack into my system and I want to just do everything I can to ensure that doesn't happen.

  Hi PatsyAb Ner,
   
  VirtualApp/Didlogical is a credential that is stored when you use one of the Windows Live products, this may include Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Sign-In Assistant, Windows XP Mode and other Microsoft services.
   
  You can delete the entry in the credentials manager.
  
  a. open Control Panel, click Credential Manager.
  b. click the icon to drop down the entrance Virtualapp/Didlogical.
  c. click on remove from Vault.
   
  For more information, see:
  Delete passwords, certificates and other securities

• ' virtualapp/didlogical' Web site creates an account of generic credentials without my permission.

  Some ' virtualapp/didlogical' site has added a generic Credential Manager Windows credentials, some unknown logging of user name and password. What is - this, and how it stop? I don't want my PCs supported by another entity.

  VirtualApp/Didlogical?

  is harmless

  Virtualapp/Didlogical entry in your Windows 7 Credential Manager

  This is a credential that is stored when you use Windows Live, Windows XP Mode and other Microsoft products.

  It is safe to delete the entry of Credential Manager.
  1. open the Control Panel, click on credentials manager
  2. click on the drop down entry Virtualapp/Didlogical icon
  3. click on remove from Vault

  hope this helps

• Why is-virtualapp/didlogical listed as generic credentials in Windows

  I found a list of suspicious in my account to user via the control panel.

  When I opened to make changes to the user account, I can choose the functionality to manage your credentials, which then opens to show the various stored credentials in the Windows Vault.

  Under the heading of the generic credentials, there is a foreign list that I don't recognize.

  This is virtualapp/didlogical and if I click on it to see its properties, an unknown appear to me the user ID and password hidden.

  I would like to know what it is.

  It is created when you use the Windows Live applications.

• Unable to connect to a Samba file server. error "the connection failure: unknown username or bad password?"

  Original title: I can't connect to a server to Samba from Windows 7 files

  I used to use a Mac machine to connect to a file server Samba as smb://myfileserver.mycompany. Now I use a PC with Windows 7 Professional and when I write the address on Explorer as \\myfileserver.mycompany it opens a pop-up to enter my credentials, but when I put my authentication information and click ok, it reminds me the pop-up to try again with a message stating "connection failure: unknown username or bad password.'. '.

  I tried several times but still the same result.

  Is there another way to do this?

  Is there a third party app that will do this job?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  (1) is the computer connected to the domain?

  (2) is the issue specific to your username and password?

  (3) tried to connect from different computer?

  If the problem is specific to your username and password please contact the it Department for assistance.

• Connection failure: unknown username or bad password

  I use Thunderbird without problem for businesses for nearly eight years. I currently run at the top of a tower with Windows 7 Pro. There is only a single account/e-mail address on Thunderbird.

  This morning when I went to check my e-mail I have my password is requested, then received the error 'sending of password did not. Mail server exchange.company.com replied: connection failure: unknown username or bad password. "I retried the password, restart Thunderbird and tried again, but still not received the same error. I sent an email from Thunderbird test which was very good. I am also able to connect to the server via web browser and I am able to send and receive emails on my mobile device.

  I erased all the saved passwords of Thunderbird and I checked account settings, but I am still unable to download any email Thunderbird.

  Apart from the deletion of the account, I don't really know what to do here. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you.

  The problem has been resolved. Apparently the POP stack had to be reset by the side of the Exchange.

  I hope this helps someone in the future...

• Vista SP 2 and DFS = logon failure: unknown username or bad password.

  After updated a few customers today to this service pack level, they could no longer reach the namespace which worked just.  I have a mix of XP SP3, Vista SP1, SP2 and Windows 7 clients.  All clients are x 86 with the exception of the Win 7.  This error message and the problem is only affecting customers who have been updated to SP2 on Vista.  All other clients work as expected.  They can reach the root server and use DFS.  What is very interesting is, if I'm fast enough, I can't open the way and navigate files briefly before he launched me.  Trying to go back the namespace, I am prompted with:

  U:\ is not accessible

  Connection failure: unknown username or bad password.

  After rolling back to SP1, everything works fine.  What should I do to get the latest updates and also use DFS?

  Thank you

  Matt

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• Network access: 1326:Logon Error failure: unknown username or bad password.

  Why this message continues to flow upward on my Vista to access network: Error 1326:Logon failure: unknown username or bad password. I have no problem online or doing normal tasks, but it becomes quite boring. Help, please!

  Hello

  ·         Have you made changes before the message starts popping up?

  ·         When exactly the message arrives?

  Method 1:

  Put the computer to boot and check which application causes the error:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: Place the computer to a normal startup by following step 7 from the link above.

  Method 2:

  Update the BIOS and check if the time is set correctly.

  Warning of the BIOS:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

• ERROR: Connection failure: unknown username or bad password

  Whenever I want too run a .exe field or a program that requires administrative permissions, I type my password using the account control user, but instead of just let me through it come up with this error:

  Connection failure: unknown username or bad password.

  I searched for fixes, but have not found one that works.

  This was a very big problem I am a player computer and all the games I have, have the administrative sign (shield) and or are .exe files.

  This has happened for about 3 or 4 months now... It really gets me upset. Since there is no way to shut off User Account Control (UAC) without opening UAC itself...

  I'm running on a:

  Manufacturer: Acer
  Model: Aspire M1201
  : Processor Dual-Core AMD (tm) 8550 2.20 GHz
  Memory (RAM live): 3.00 GB
  System type: 32-bit operating system

  http://www.Petri.co.il/disable_uac_in_windows_vista.htm

  Read method 1.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• What is the unknown address virtualapp/didlogical on the co

  Original title: i have found an address on my computer

  Hi Al, I found the address on my computer virtualapp/didlogical, with the user name is 021x1zqflebh.    can someone tell me what it is

  Thank you lesp65

  Hello

  1. Where exactly do you see the address?

  VirtualApp/Didlogical is a credential that is stored when you use one of the Windows Live products, this may include Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Sign-In Assistant, Windows XP Mode and other Microsoft services.
   
  You can delete the entry in the credentials manager.

  a. open Control Panel, click Credential Manager.
  b. click the icon to drop down the entrance Virtualapp/Didlogical.
  c. click on remove from Vault.
   
  For more information, see:
  Delete passwords, certificates and other securities
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/remove-stored-passwords-certificates-and-other-credentials

  Note:

  You can delete only if you no longer use the credentials.

• Windows 7 professional - connection failure: unknown username or bad password.

  I have new xps computers 8700 identical Dell running windows 7 Professional.  The new dells replace the old dell dimension computers Windows XP Edition Professional.  I traced a drive 'f:' of network easily to my server from windows 2000 of the first Windows 7 Professional machine.  But when I tried to map the "f:" network drive on my windows 2000 Professional 2nd new windows machine Server 7 I got the following message: "connection failure: unknown username or bad password."  The computers are identical.  After the introduction of the first professional machine of windows 7 with success and mapping the drive "f:" on my server, I cloned the drive hard so that all my apps and settings would be the same on the second Professional machine of windows 7.   I tried to change the 2nd windows 7 professional name of the computer, but I still regularly get the "connection failure: unknown username or bad password."  Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,

  Ken Preston

  Hello Ken,

  Thanks for posting your question on the forum of the Microsoft community.

  The issue you mentioned will be better suited for the public of professionals on the TechNet forums.

  I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.
   
  TechNet Forum
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Thank you

• I have an error message "connection failed: unknown username or bad password" when I try to sign int to the administrator account.

  Original title: log on failure

  Whenever I get the administrative password to say update Java, of he always says "connection failed: unknown username or bad password". I know with more certainty that the password is correct. Any help here?

  Sorry if this wrong topic.
  Thank you!

  My account is a regular account. An admin account is active.

  Having only one administrator account puts you in a precarious position because it leaves you with no alternative in case something goes wrong with this unique account. What happens when you try these options:

  • Keep her tapping F8 during startup, and then start safe mode.
  • Keep her tapping F8 during startup, and then start in Repair Mode.

  Can you log in under the admin account in one or two of these cases?

  For how long have you had this problem?

• VirtualApp/didlogical on the generic credentials

  I did some research on it and its apparently something to do with windows live, but I do not use windows live, hotmail, windows mail I removed it from the vault left the laptop came back nobody touched the laptop and he was back. Happened for about 3 days and I just noticed yesterday when he returns my firewall goes off I turn it back on and when he returns her off this is what it looks like.

  Network or Internet address: Virtualapp/didlogical
  Username: 02ubzvpirky
  Password: *.
  Persistence: Local machine

  Hello

  I'll help you solve the problem with virtualapp/didlogical.

  You can follow the steps described in the connection with the similar question:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/virtualappdidlogical-website-creates-a-generic/4da0cf70-1D2B-4b0c-9263-63ddb7ad7aa4

  Hope the helps of information. If you need help, please reply. We will be happy to help you.

• I found VirtualAPP/Didlogical in my credential Manager.

  I got my credential Manager VirtualAPP/Didlogical, so I took it out of the vault. Then curiosity made me look in my registry, nothing came, but

  When I did a find on the username, it was immediately, as well as several other usernames, these were published in September 2011, at the time I bought this PC. I'm self-taught but have never touched in the registry before can someone tell me what I do then?

  Leave it alone. VirtualAPP/Didlogical is used for the Windows Live services.

• I am not able to connect on one of my computers, my network error message saying: unknown username or bad password.

  Journal of the network questions

  I am not able to connect to my network to one of my computers.  I enter the username and password (same as to log the computer - correct?), and yet I get the newspaper no failure message saying unknown user name or bad password.  What can I do?

  go to the Properties window (right click computer and select properties) is the only registered owner your name on the first pc and your first and last on the second?