Subject says it all . . . I installed 24.4.0 on a Windows 7 x64 system and followed the installation instructions to the letter . . . adding a single GMAIL email account … (funda kabanzi)
Subject says it all . . . I installed 24.4.0 on a Windows 7 x64 system and followed the installation instructions to the letter . . . adding a single GMAIL email account with password.
After the install, I checked Options > Security > Passwords > Saved Passwords > Show Passwords to confirm the GMAIL email account password existed - and it did.
While the PC was powered on and I was at my Desktop, TB worked perfectly. But once I powered down or rebooted, TB no longer had the GMAIL email account password. To confirm this PROBLEM, I checked Options > Security > Passwords > Saved Passwords > Show Passwords to confirm the GMAIL email account password existed - and it did not - the entry that once appeared was now 100% gone - no entry existed.
Thinking the install was mucked up, I uninstalled TB (and Firefox), then rebooted - ran cleaners - manually searched for every occurrence of TB, FF and mozilla, and removed only the effected registry entries, also searched for every occurrence of TB, FF and mozilla on the HDD added during the install and removed them - then ran the registry scrubbers again.
Once I knew my PC was totally clean of any TB, FF and mozilla files, directories, etc, I ran Windows Update to ensure the system was up-to-date.
Installed FF, then TB 24.4.0 adding a single GMAIL email account with password - and while the PC was powered on and I was at my Desktop, TB worked perfectly. But once again, once I powered down or rebooted, TB no longer had the GMAIL email account password.
To confirm this PROBLEM, I checked Options > Security > Passwords > Saved Passwords > Show Passwords to confirm the GMAIL email account password existed - and it did not - the entry that once appeared was now 100% gone - no entry existed. According, the EXACT SAME PROBLEM REMAINS and I wasted my time uninstalling FF and TB, cleaning and scrubbing, etc.
I do not share my PC, it is a home PC and I am the only person using it - therefore I do not use a MASTER PASSWORD.
When will this EMAIL password problem be CORRECTED? Or, what is the fix?
Thanks,
CurlySue :)