[Venkman]

das mit den pwl sollt aber stimmen - hab grad gegoogelt

http://www.ciw.uni-karlsruhe.de/fbli.../msg00155.html
http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/stud.../win95faq.html
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einfach nach win95 dfü passwort suchen

Ich kann mein Password nicht im DFÜ-Netzwerk speichern.

Ein echter Win95-Bug! Versuche es mal damit:
You've done the service pack, right?
1. Memorise all your passwords,
2. delete (or rename) the .PWL file (pass word list) - this is corrupted
3. Reboot
4. Re-enter allyour passwords. Now they are memorised.
(aus "comp.os.ms-windows.networking.win95", mwillems@ixonet.com (Michael Willems) Fri, 21 Jun 1996 13:37:09 GMT)

oder so:
If you are using Dial-Up Networking and find that the Save Password checkbox is grayed out (so you cannot use this feature), check to make sure that you have "Client for Microsoft Networks" listed when you double-click the Network icon in Control Panel. If it is not listed, select Add, Client, and select "Client for Microsoft Networks". When you restart your system, you should find you can now use the Save Password feature.
Update:I was sent the following additional information:
There is an easier way to do this. In the password section of control panel, simply set a password for Windows logon. If you type in a password at startup, that password will be saved on the DUN screen. This avoids having having the Network Neighborhood icon on screen, and saves disk space as well (assuming you have no need for NN to be installed). Also, under Passwords in Control Panel, under "User Profiles" I have "users can specify their own preferences" checked, and the two boxes checked under User Profile Settings. I assume this fix would work with the "All users have the same preferences" option, but I'm not sure. [Thanks to Brandon Stockton for this information.]
(aus Frank Condron's Windows 95 / Windows NT Page)

oder mit der Holzhammermethode:
Für alle die keine Sicherheitsbedenken haben, gibt es eine einfache Lösung: Passwort im Login Skript eintragen, fertig.