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There has been a cookie bug out lately (that is fixed), so you might want to clear your cookies for the solution. It is related to some cookies being set on the domain instead of the host, and then you can have the same cookie on both domain and host, causing problem.

See if clearing your cookies will help.

BR Nicolai

Hi Nicolai

I have already tried clearing cookies. But it does not solve the issue. The cookie "Login" is set with these values after login:

selectedLanguage=2&eLoginchk=a,b&eLoginUser=Administrator&eLoginPassword=7CRM7U9kSWbbtv2X3BwnTw==&eLoginPasswordCrypt=True&eLoginAutoLogin=True

but after logout the value is:

selectedLanguage=2&eLoginchk=a,b&eLoginUser=Administrator&eLoginPassword=&eLoginPasswordCrypt=&eLoginAutoLogin=

as you can see the password is gone too! 

Hi Lars

Yes, if you "logoff", you logoff meaning you are no longer logged in automatically (your login is no longer remembered). Like on FB, Google and other sites.

If you just abbandon backend, and your login session expires, you will be automatically logged in again when reentering.

Hi Nicolai

Oh, yes you are off course right about logging off. My bad!! But the problem is when I build my solution in Visual Studio the backend session expires, but I don't get logged in again automatically when hitting F5. That I did before. 

Yes, I can see the problem... For some reason, you will get a redirect to logoff.aspx when you try to access the backend without being logged in... So, that will remove your cookie.