Hi Rocky,

Hard to say but this will help you identify the saved passwords to your computer.  Its always possible that at some point it was changed.  If this doesnt help Ill have to think of something else.  I am aware that sometimes you can have two passwords and it deoends what Browser you are using

How to View Google Chrome Saved Passwords on Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, and Linux

Since you use the Chrome browser to view your passwords, the process is the same for all desktop/laptop operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS (Chromebook), etc. The only exception is the security prompt. Here’s how to do it.

1. Launch “Google Chrome” on your computer or laptop, then click on the “vertical ellipsis” (Menu) in the upper right-hand corner of the screen or click on your “profile icon.”
   
2. Now, select the “Settings” option. Another way to access the Settings page is by typing.”chrome://settings” in Chrome’s address bar.
   
3. Click on “Autofill” on the left.
   
4. Select “Passwords.”
   
5. You’ll see a list of all website passwords you previously allowed Chrome to save. To reveal a specific password, click on the “eye” icon.
   
6. In the “Security” window, you’ll receive a prompt asking you to enter your “Windows account PIN“ or your Google “username/password” on non-Windows devices. Mac, Chrome OS, and Linux prompt for the OS “username and password.”
   
7. Your password for the selected website gets displayed. To hide it, click on the “eye” icon once more.
   

                          Bob, many thanks for these a godsend for me,  so kind and thoughtful of you. I am having trouble getting in to your new group as it will not accept my password which I kniw to be correct, any thoughts please. 

Thank you Marilyn, I saw he had lost him

i have emailed Rocky to let him know these lovely tags are here for him x