I have a wireless network at home to which my laptop connects without any problems, same for the one at my parents and grandparents place.
The problem is the wifi at my school which requires me to write my username and password every single time I logon. There is a checkbox mark "remember password and username", but it is greyed out (disabled). How do I get it to show?
It turned out that I can solve this problem by going to control panel -> network and internet -> connect to a network then right click the network and select properties then make sure the box with the label "Cache user information for subsequent connections to this network"
This morning I didn't have to log in.
If the options are greyed out at school but not at home then it's something the school is setting at their end to prevent automatic logons. I can see why they wouldn't want people to automatically connect - after all it is their bandwidth you're using.
Because it's set by their server it's not something you can override.
Depending on your browser, if you enable the password manager feature it may offer to remember the school login for you, thus preventing you from typing it every time.
Autohotkey!
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
begin:
ifWinActive, Paint
{
msgbox "paint is open"
exitApp
}
goto begin
return
Will check to see if paint is active, and if it is tell you so in a message box, then exit. What you'd do here is tell it to send the correct keystrokes to input the username then password as soon as the dialogue came up. Not quite automatic, but not going to be stopped by some silly greyed out checkbox :)
(I can help with the input, but not if I don't know enough information. What kind of box is it, for example? Is one box automatically highlighted, and can you tab between username, password, and ok?)
There is an option to have Microsoft set the password for you. If you uncheck this box, it should enable you to enter your own username/password.
