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Received an update last week. Ever since then, I lose my saved passwords for all websites that I had set to be saved after rebooting my system. This only started after this most recent update.
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Not activated yet. Not sure how others have got on who have installed it. The problem is no longer present every time I log off my PC as I have now been going for three days where Chrome is fine. Photoshop still needs to be logged into daily which is a bit of a pain in two-factor authentication.
Has anyone installed V20H2 and if so did this resolve the password issue?
I have installed 20H2 and whether it would have corrected it I do not know. The way my wife and I solved the password issue in Edge Chromium was to make new administrator profiles for our computers back in early August . Once we did that the password issue was solved in Edge. I do not know about Chrome as we do not use it and never will.
I'm SHOCKED that MS QA team did not test this BEFORE pushing out an update!!! SMH MS
I'm SHOCKED that MS QA team did not test this BEFORE pushing out an update!!! SMH MS
It would seem lately that MS is pushing out a lot of updates that are buggy and the prime example of one is 2004 which was crawling with bugs and still is for many users. The insiders had told them about some things yet they still pushed it out knowing it had problems. This is what you get when MS outsources it's update team to countries overseas like India and others. MS is failing with their customer service. If it were me I would go ahead and make yourself a new admin local user profile . I know it is aggravating that you would need to re-setup your desktop but I was glad I did and it took only a couple of hours. You do not have to make a new Microsoft account at all and use the one you are on now and all your Apps you have gotten from the store will be there in the Store waiting to be reinstalled if you keep your same MS account. This is all I can offer to you to solve your problem but I have not hear of anything else and there have been numerous bug reports sent to the Feeback Hub and through here with no way to resolve except sign in to your MS or Google account in your browsers to see passwords.. Good luck.
Don
Your issue is exactly what I am experiencing. Did you find a solution?
