Do you guys use the included Credential Manager?

I was just poking around the control panel and I found this. I never knew Microsoft made a vault where you can keep your info safe in. Do you guys use it? Or hell, even knew this existed?

BTW: I'm using Windows 7 Home Premium x86.

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control credential premium windows7 manager home panel

asked Apr 08 '12 at 20:01

DJ Scooby Doo
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I don't really use windows 7 over here. I am on windows XP or on Ubuntu Linux. I don't usually use those personally. Or suggest to use those. Because at the end I will end up supporting it for my clients and some of them expect everyone to be on windows 7. When some like myself are still using alternate OS or still use windows XP on their home systems. I had one asking me something similar and without getting to a point of snapping at them. I mentioned why they didn't try Linux out and it kind of kept them mind wondering all over the place about the app in question.

answered Apr 08 '12 at 20:33

Compucore
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XP will always be FTW for me, yet... I'm too used to Vista/7 already. XP is too epic for me to go back to permenatly, lol.

(Apr 08 '12 at 20:36) DJ Scooby Doo

But yet again Windows NT 4.0 was good too but very limited to only 4.3 gigs of hard drive space. If they would have been able to make it work like with windows 2000 to be able to use a 160 gig drive. Then it would have been great. But hey what can you do right... LOL. I always say for those to each their own we all have a preference to a particular OS from windows or what ever OS we like. They all have their good points and their bad points. Except for windows 3.11 till ME. (Shudders worst than a vibrator used to solidify cement and sand.)

(Apr 08 '12 at 21:09) Compucore

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