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Gizmo
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by Gizmo » 21 Oct 2005, 14:32
Hi
I was wondering if anyone out there has sufficient techie knowledge to help me with an annoying computer problem?
When windows asks me if I want to save a password and I click yes, it doesn't actually save it. Which means everytime I try to access my college email I have to enter the password each time, rather than being able to rely on it to remember. I am guessing that I maybe have to change a setting somewhere. I have had a look about and can't see anything obvious that I can change to make it work.
Any ideas anyone? It is driving me MAD!!!
Giz
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Porty
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by Porty » 21 Oct 2005, 14:44
Sorry, can't help but there will be one along in a minute....
Gizmo wrote:Hi, I was wondering if anyone out there has sufficient techie knowledge to help me with an annoying computer problem?
dc?
Did you ever make it to St J?
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Gizmo
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by Gizmo » 21 Oct 2005, 15:09
dc?
Did you ever make it to St J?
If that is code for; do you know me, the answer is nope!!
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Porty
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by Porty » 21 Oct 2005, 15:56
No. think im getting mixed up with someone who asked about St John's. Apologies.
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Gizmo
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by Gizmo » 21 Oct 2005, 16:13
I did ask about St Johns for my partner. Sorry, didn't understand your code!
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by Novastar » 21 Oct 2005, 17:43
What is asking for the password? Outlook? Windows Dial up? Your College Network?
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Gizmo
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by Gizmo » 21 Oct 2005, 18:06
Okay, here is one example:
"Do you want windows to remember the password, so that you don't have to type it agin the next time you visit this page?, click yes or no"
When I click yes and I go into the website again, it hasn't saved the password....
Any ideas would be gratefully appreciated. Before I go mad!
thanks
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xxxx
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by xxxx » 21 Oct 2005, 18:27
Gizmo wrote:Okay, here is one example:
"Do you want windows to remember the password, so that you don't have to type it agin the next time you visit this page?, click yes or no"
When I click yes and I go into the website again, it hasn't saved the password....
Any ideas would be gratefully appreciated. Before I go mad!
thanks
Try these settings in internet xplorer:
Select Tools>Internet Options>Content.
Under Personal information, click on AutoComplete.
check "User names and passwords on forms"
see if that works
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Gizmo
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by Gizmo » 21 Oct 2005, 19:40
xxxx: thanks, but that wee box is already ticked! Any other ideas?
thanks
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by Robin! » 21 Oct 2005, 22:52
If its your college email your trying to enter via home I take it? there might be something inbuilt that won't let you do that? Just a thought? does it work with say hotmail or yahoo?
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by Gizmo » 24 Oct 2005, 17:33
Hi
Have checked cookies and they are set at medium, which I guess it should be at? I have had the computer a year and never been able to get it to save passwords, but I was able to save the passwords incl. college email from my old computer with no problems.
Never mind, it was worth a go!
thanks