Why are my accounts always locking/not authenticating when connecting to an old site in Windows 7?

I recently changed my password and found that all of my old connections were failing. And I was not being prompted to enter new credentials.

Fortunately, the fix is pretty simple. Windows 7 has a Credential Manager (in the Control Panel) that stores all the saved information. I updated the relevant passwords and all was well with the world.

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