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How do I remove passwords that I no longer use from the password dropdown menu?
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Eric C. Vogel
In the user name field, push the down arrow. Then down arrow to the user
name, hit the delete key and confirm yes if asked.
Or to delete all, tools, internet options, Content tab, under Personal
Information click AutoComplete Settings, then Clear Passwords.
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Eric Vogel
Windows Shell / User MVP
Microsoft Windows XP Associate Expert
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name, hit the delete key and confirm yes if asked.
Or to delete all, tools, internet options, Content tab, under Personal
Information click AutoComplete Settings, then Clear Passwords.
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Eric Vogel
Windows Shell / User MVP
Microsoft Windows XP Associate Expert
www.microsoft.com/windowszp/expertzone/
www.mvps.org/ecvogel/
menu?Laura said:How do I remove passwords that I no longer use from the password dropdown
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Jack
good girl...forget that password stuff...only problems....
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Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)
They are site sensitive. Go to the sites of the corresponding password in
the dropdown list, then select that password from the list at the
appropriate site, hit delete on your keyboard, type in the new password and
press enter. You should receive a message asking if you wish to replace the
old password with this password, answer yes.
The other way to do this is to clear all passwords but then you will have no
remembered passwords and have to start over at all sites. In Internet
Explorer go to tools, select Internet Options, go to Content tab, click
AutoComplete and click Clear Passwords.
the dropdown list, then select that password from the list at the
appropriate site, hit delete on your keyboard, type in the new password and
press enter. You should receive a message asking if you wish to replace the
old password with this password, answer yes.
The other way to do this is to clear all passwords but then you will have no
remembered passwords and have to start over at all sites. In Internet
Explorer go to tools, select Internet Options, go to Content tab, click
AutoComplete and click Clear Passwords.