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I have installed sourcetree v2.4.7.0 on windows 10 and it keeps asking me username password

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Mike Corsaro

Hello! Could you give me more details? When Sourcetree keeps prompting for a password it's usually due to an account that has incorrect credentials.

Which accounts you've added to Sourcetree
Are you using SSH or HTTPS?

If Sourcetree keeps prompting for a password, you can try removing the account (Options -> Accounts), and then try re-adding the account but make sure you use the OAuth option.

Thanks!

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for replying.

I have added two accounts in my sourcetree one is professional and other one is personal bitbucket account.
I am using SSL protocol, please see below.
Attaching more screenshot for better understanding of issue.

Mike Corsaro

Interesting. So that dialog that you're seeing is coming from the Git Credential Manager -- it means that some credentials that Git is trying to use is incorrect. Could you try the following?

Open the accounts screen
Click "edit" on the second account
Enter your password for that account

If that doesn't work, you can also try just removing the "bitbucket.org" account under "Git Saved Passwords"

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I have tried what you said but still issue is same.

1. I removed all accounts from sourcetree using windows Credential Manager.

2. Added one of my bitbucket accounts using OAuth but still login page prompts in every 5 secs.

One more question for one Account using OAuth how many entries it does in windows credential manager. As of now I can see 6 entries are there.