martin wrote:

And even the if you use "open in putty", you are prompted for password? It can happen if you have in putty session list a session with a same name as current winscp session. WinSCP then uses that session instead its own settings.

After changing Putty config, in Putty, like so:
Connection --> Data --> Login details --> When username is not specified: "User system username"
it worked!

you can also hard-type-in your username under:
Connection --> Data --> Login details --> Auto-login username

And even the if you use "open in putty", you are prompted for password? It can happen if you have in putty session list a session with a same name as current winscp session. WinSCP then uses that session instead its own settings.

I entered username in username box and Password in password box and saved it as a session. I am using SFTP. :)

WinSCP should pass username automatically as long as it is entered in the session. How do you enter the username in WinSCP?

Hi, I was able to pass password to Putty but not username.
Is there anyway to pass username and password both at the sametime?
Thanks