Heeey guys,
I'm having a huge problem with itunes, and after i have been trying to deal with it for the last 3 hours, it's driving me nuts..!
I have a Qnap NAS server with build in iTunes server, works like a charm on my computer and xbox 360 - at least until tonight.. I wanted to access the server on a new laptop, I clicked the nas under shared drives, iTunes prompted for the password and accidentally I mistyped one character but had already checked the "remember password" box, and BAM - iTunes remember the WRONG password and the server won't let me in.. Everytime i click the server from the shared drive, it just load for a sec and throw me back to the main music folder on my computer, dammit..!
I have absolutely no idea of how I get iTunes to promt for pass again or how I can change/manage password..?! Why is it so hard to make that feature apple?!
So i REALLY hope some of you have the answers, I'm officially lost on this one!
Best regards
-And
PS. I have uinstalled / installed iTunes a million times now and deleted everything named itunes i the documents folder without any luck..
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iTunes password for NAS server.. Arrrrgh!
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Sry for late reply, first night at home now!
Anyway, I'm using XP and iTunes 9.. I also tried to install iTunes 8 after deleting 9, without any luck, it still won't prompt for password 
Did you find a solution?
***, Apple?! iTunes is probably the worst piece of $#&! software I've ever worked with.
Windows XP SP3
with a utility called KeyChain Access.
You will find it in your Applications\Utilities folder.
Launch it, find the entry for the Qnap NAS server and iTunes, select it, Right Click & get info.
Click show password, authenticate with your login password and the password is displayed. Now delete the password.
Close KeyChain Access and get back to business
P
It looks KeyChain Access is a Mac OS thing.
I'm on Windows XP.
Any other ideas?
I guess saying "I'm on Windows XP" is insufficient for telling people what operating system I'm using?
when the poster name changed
Windows also has a place where passwords are stored and these can be deleted.
Not sure where it is but Start/Help will find it.
P
Did you uncheck that box noted at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=12023126
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