SQLServer Reporting Services 2005 Prompts for Credentials for a trusted domain user

Currently the report is running in the domain AAA. Users in the domain AAA are using the report.
Another new domain BBB and an user XXX is now created and BBB\XXX has been given Browser access. Domain AAA and BBB are trusted domains.
After this when the user BBB\XXX logs in and access the report, before loading the report, credentials dialog is prompted, once credentials of BBB\XXX is entered, the report is loaded.
Why the report prompts for this additional credential dialog for the trusted domain user?

Hello,
Did you have get two textboxes in the report parameter panel (in the left side of the "View Report" button)? The issue is occurred when the credential of the datasource is configured with “Prompt for credentials”. Please check if you configured the credential
with "Stored Credential" of the datasource.
Please refer to the following thread to configure the credential.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/1564cd7a-6b7a-40f1-9f98-5c766ebfc63e/datasource-userid-and-password-being-asked-eachtime-when-report-is-generated?forum=sqlreportingservices
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Alisa Tang
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