Connection Manager Issue in SSIS 2008 version

Hello Team,
I'm facing weird issue in SSIS 2008 version. In one SSIS package, whenever I open the connection manager and point the DEV server abd test the connection it is working. When I open again, it is throwing the below error eventhough I have access to the database.
"Test connection failed because of an error in initializing provider. Login failed for user"
It's with Windows Authentication.
Additional Details:
Package configuration is disabled.
Connection manager has expression which is gettiing the details from variables that has DEV server details.

Are the variables having static values? or is the values getting passed through a parameter?
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