Outlook Password Stored in Credential Manager

Hi all,
What is the reason behind outlook password getting stored in Credential Manager?
Most of the domain account gets locked due to the same reason.
I have to remove it every time using the following command
rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr
Please update.
Regards, Hemanth
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That would be question for the Outlook or client forums I would think
You can disable the credentials manager with a GPO or by uninstalling/disabling it
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